Another ‘oriental flavoured’ pop-orchestral tune:
Superb, in every way. I just have two complaints, however. The whole middle part of the song is missing the erhu (that’s what I call it anyway), I was glad when it returned. Then, in the last bit, I thought the accordian could come up a fair amount.
Very pretty. The first minute or so reminded me more of Secret Garden than oriental but I enjoyed all of it.
well done.
I like it. But mix sounds a bit flat or thin. But the idea itself is great.
Very nice Ian,sounds like a kind of film score but a classy film score .
Nice effort Ian…very melodic and well structured piece…
best, Kevin
Dizi (dee-za) - is a flute like instrument - appears once at 00:38
Erhu (ar- hoo) - A 2-string cello-like instrument features at 2:18
“Less is more” 
Thanks Neil. 
Thanks, though I’m not hearing resembling anything “flat or thin” here to be honest? Mix sounds full to me and there’s certainly a ton of dynamics on this one.
Cheers Kev!
Hi Ian,
How’s things down under?
Sounds good! Great production.
Cheers,
Wim
Hi Wim, things are average to middling here! 
Kind of a theme and variations, I’d say. It does sound like a film score. Great mix, as usual!
Beautiful playing Ian! Love the tremolo strings too
See in again in China soon. 
24th Oct. Put the kettle on
Extremely rich sounds, I love them. Excellent playing. Fascinating arrangement with so many styles being exhibited much like a travel documentary - seeing something new around every corner!
In this track, how can less be more? despite me agreeing with you.
Jonathan