Canticum - The close harmonies in the voices are so delicate and well balanced, amazing.
Who were they - Incredible open sound from the ensemble. Love the lydian character of those fifths. The suspensions in the vocals are great, but also in the piano, like the G (1:18, 2:36) that sets up the key change to reset the loop, that was awesome.
Arrival to vockslip - You have a really good instinct for how much space and rubato to give everything. And the phrasing and dynamics are so expressive!
A whispering past - This feels like the ambient BOTW music, I love it. So glad you made use of recorded violin because the results are fantastic.
The Lamb and the Hammer - Jump-scared by the guitar! Bit of a change in tone. I think it's just because the rest of the soundtrack sounds so incredible but the virtual instruments stick out here to me. Love the section from 1:19, especially the countermelody in the Mandolin(?) and it's such a satisfying resolution back to Major.
The Inn - Love the interplay between the winds in this, going to have to make a mental note of the gorgeous sound of clarinet and flute (I believe?) in 3rds.
What a great submission! Love to hear folk instruments explored in a more ambient/textural way, it was incredibly successful and really inspiring!