L'Enfant - Vangelis

[rrakocza]

pléd Läif

[intigfx]

What's with the key changes?

[zozimoo]

slow

[chainsaw1971]

Nice!!

[negyoktavos]

Very beautiful!!!!!!

[Jimelodic]

Felicidades!!!! sobre todo porque no estas usando secuencias solo los sonidos de los synthes y arpegiadores. En verdad felicidades yo se que muchos piensan que son muchos teclados para la musica tan light que es vangelis pero esta musica no se trata de virtuosismo sino de disfrutar las atmosferas de cada uno de los sonidos. saludos!!!

[psion0027]

you kinda look like Greg Grunberg from this angle

[BogdanLeitan]

Well done mate. If I only played keyboard :)) I posted a video response , let me know what u think. Once again, a really good job. 5*

[fichaud41]

Well Done!!!

Vangelis would be proud of you.

[Tokoteroman]

What's the name of this song !??? Please help!

[fichaud41]

L'Enfant by Vangelis

[Tokoteroman]

Thanks !

[jettero1]

Shame it is out of sync

[davidson2354]

ur the best!!! awesome!! just awesome! this is perfection! my spirit loves this ambience

[psion0027]

i have some of my best epiphanys when i listen to vangelis, mike oldfield, kitaro, and jean micheal jarre thanks

[kokler4]

gratu!!!!!:):):):):):)!!!!!

nice

[MuizeekPhanahtic]

Soothing yet Haunting. Dramatic yet Subdued. "L'Enfant" (by Vangelis) is one of the most unforgettable pieces of music I have EVER heard. It has a tender/uplifting side (thanks to a gorgeous melody) but also a struggling resonant sound of dark conflict as it unfolds to its conclusion. I think this keyboard arrangement greatly enhances its promise. It is given here a very edgy sound that builds & builds. With precision & finesse, this version took on a life of its own, a fine job. Thx 4 sharing!

[the2pointedstar]

too bad the video is slow but the sound is fine

[WolfgangAmadeusF]

Its almost better than the orginal

[the2pointedstar]

i love this song i used to listen to it when i was a kid and i especaily like how you made it different