Sunset, Sunrise - Sounds like one more “good morning, friend!”

Menu Theme - This theme made me stare at the wall...how did you achieve this effect? HOW?

Dream of Dreams - Bells... clocks..... time... sadness...

Good job!

P.S. Rarw

I adore the muted trumpet/sax in Sunset, Sunrise, give it such a resolute but melancholy feel. Great choice. Also hearing the main theme turned into something hopeful was really neat too! I do wish the clock ticking was a little bit quieter as it sort of takes over the piece in Dream of Dreams, but it was a pretty clever idea for what it represents in game

Weirdly enough, it has taken me until today to really hear some submissions with saxophone. Yesterday it would've been my first time hearing it, but today is my third. Either way, here in Sunset, Sunrise it works really well when offset by the piano. Nice melody; slow-developing and rather pensive. The keys do a lovely job of supporting it - some really nice choice of chords here.

The Main Menu theme, by comparison, has some tension present. The lower-register pulsing contrasts the melody being played above. I love how this starts to open up gradually as the track progresses with just the barest hint of supporting pads. Having the aforementioned pulse develop into an arpeggio and then rest into chords later on is a great example of harmonic progression done right.

Finally, Dream of Dreams leans into its title quite literally - loving the changing of voices here. Having the piano keep to itself in the lower-register again while letting those dulcet tones ring out above like a lullaby is clever. I'm not entirely sure how I feel about the percussion in this one, but it wasn't distracting enough to take me out of the moment.

Great work all around, these piano-centric pieces are always a blast to listen to and I love how you branched out into other instruments to carry some melodies. Well produced and a delight to listen to. Best of luck.

Lovely listen.

Really nice work! I particularly loved the last track! Really pretty! I think if you added just a tiny bit of rhythmic vitality in the piano, particularly at the end of phrases leading to other phrases, I think that could go a long way!

Beautiful work!

I enjoyed this soundtrack, it's calm and there's no drums at all, leaving the light to the composition and the texture. I liked the tick-tock of the clock on the second track, its volume could be a bit reduced though. The wind instruments on the closer is also nice.

I like the anxiety approach, the clock in the second track is pretty stressful indeed ahah. Quite coherent and simple at the same time. Mostly wholesome even in my opinion, like to counter-balance the anxiety I suppose :)

your soundtrack was very cohesive with the instrumental palette and atmosphere! the atmospheres the tracks portray really add to the sentimental and sorrowful themes that you wanted in your videogame concept!! ^-^

i really like the addition of the ticking in "Dreams of Dreams" (i'm a sucker for anything clock-related); the clock does stand out from the rest of the instrumentation, which i think adds more of a sense of dread and anxiety by overshadowing the instruments.