Kevät Tanssii Balettiaan (Emmi-Inkeri, Stoman, Redler)

[stoman]

Thanks for trusting in me, Kari! I'm glad you all like the result. I wasn't sure if I could do this wonderful song justice.

One reviewer said "that woman must have steel-blue eyes" - which probably meant that he fell in love with her just listening to her voice.

Regards,
  Steffen

[OsCKilO]

Hauntingly beautiful .......

Amazing song....

What a superb language for song writing! The phonics just seem to play endlessly around in a magnificent dance!
Bravo all!!

[dasilvasings]

Wow! I heard this on the acoustic version and fell in love with it!
Stoman's versions adds a new dimension! The song loses a bit of the pop ballad mood, and becomes a little more jazzier. I love both versions!

Well done to the three of you!

Don't understand a word, but the lyrics sound beautiful!

[Speed Demon]

It is an awesome performance.
I spent some time with it yesterday and added more instruments to it.

[Redler]

Thanks to all for very kind and supportive comments!

It is an awesome performance.
I spent some time with it yesterday and added more instruments to it.

Post it, please!!

Kari

[Johnbee]

Ahhh, this piece is a true work of JOY!

Beautiful piano and superbly beautiful voice.

Yes, the whole production is stunning.

Just one small suggestion.  I was listening with headphones and the vocal track is just a tad piercing.  Perhaps just a tiny bit of a roll-off on the high end EQ would do quite nicely.

Great work by all!

  John B.

[stoman]

I was listening with headphones and the vocal track is just a tad piercing.  Perhaps just a tiny bit of a roll-off on the high end EQ would do quite nicely.

Thanks for that observation! I agree, and the voice is also a tad too loud. I'll fix that once my ears are more reliable again.

Regards,
  Steffen

[Wiley]

I followed over from the collabs section and this is just beautiful!!
PJ

[maxit]

this song must be very beautiful, if I feel the need to force myself to say what may seem a critic (nea!!!!). After 1:50 , the song remain superb, but, for a foreign listener that don't undestand that the 'sound' of it, seem like a repetition : then, to introduce something he could hang on and feel the song is growing, that there's something new to discover, woudn't be fine to introduce an other backing instrument (maybe strings) ?

[madrab]

hyvää!
I like it's simple, or clean, arrangement as it is