erikradbo
Senior Member
Hi again,
I'm still stuck on this Swedish 1940s folk singer songwriter called Evert Taube. This is one of his more delicate pieces, lyrics are poetic and starts "Sleep on my shoulder, the night is hiding your blushing cheek under it's wing". My translation and my apologies to mr Taube.
This is with a female vocalist, vocals are a bit smudged to make it restful. Music has some troubling elements on purpose, but are the loud tones coming in too loud? Or should they be more prominent? And would you place the vocalist further back?
Comments on the last pieces has been very helpful. I'm hugely grateful for any comments, large or small on this one as well.
I'm still stuck on this Swedish 1940s folk singer songwriter called Evert Taube. This is one of his more delicate pieces, lyrics are poetic and starts "Sleep on my shoulder, the night is hiding your blushing cheek under it's wing". My translation and my apologies to mr Taube.
This is with a female vocalist, vocals are a bit smudged to make it restful. Music has some troubling elements on purpose, but are the loud tones coming in too loud? Or should they be more prominent? And would you place the vocalist further back?
Comments on the last pieces has been very helpful. I'm hugely grateful for any comments, large or small on this one as well.
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