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1. Mill - 4. Not bad at first, but then the monotonous strumming starts to grate on the ears.
2. First Snow - 7. It's good to play to this, do something distracting, or just sit by the window and look at the gray, dead, and lifeless world that unfolds before you. But there's not much to listen to specifically for four and a half minutes here.
3. Dark Souls - 7. Similar to the previous one.
4. Pandora - 8. Everything is good, and there's nothing to criticize, but there's no special highlight that would stand out and touch the soul, so I can't rate it higher.
5. Celtic Dreams - 6. I listened for two minutes, and then it got boring.
6. River Piano - 5. Pleasant music, but nothing more, just like number one overall.
7. Wolfloor - 4. It didn't start, so I had to find it separately. The same as the first and sixth.
8. Steps - 5. It doesn't quite reach the atmosphere of the fifth, but it's not as annoying as the seventh.
10. Newspaper - 4. It gradually starts to put pressure on the brain, although the performance is good.
11. Beautiful Dead - 4. Seven minutes of listening to the same strumming is too much, I'm sorry.
12. Cossacks - 7. It's okay, but the quality could be better.
13. To the Horizon - 8. It seems that the sound quality is also lacking, but otherwise, it's very good music, and it even changes the background at the right time when it starts to get boring. Otherwise, I'll overlook the minor flaws; I liked it.
14. Hellish Steps - 8. I remember submitting these to the previous winter contest, and not just that one. I haven't listened to them in a long time, but out of nostalgia, I'll give them a high rating.
15. Mozart - 9. The best composition of those presented, in my opinion.
16. Theme D and V - 8. I unexpectedly liked it.
Many good tracks were submitted, and there was nothing outright bad. Towards the end, I got tired, and therefore I can't be completely objective, even with myself. Maybe I'll listen to them again later and adjust the ratings.
2. First Snow - 7. It's good to play to this, do something distracting, or just sit by the window and look at the gray, dead, and lifeless world that unfolds before you. But there's not much to listen to specifically for four and a half minutes here.
3. Dark Souls - 7. Similar to the previous one.
4. Pandora - 8. Everything is good, and there's nothing to criticize, but there's no special highlight that would stand out and touch the soul, so I can't rate it higher.
5. Celtic Dreams - 6. I listened for two minutes, and then it got boring.
6. River Piano - 5. Pleasant music, but nothing more, just like number one overall.
7. Wolfloor - 4. It didn't start, so I had to find it separately. The same as the first and sixth.
8. Steps - 5. It doesn't quite reach the atmosphere of the fifth, but it's not as annoying as the seventh.
10. Newspaper - 4. It gradually starts to put pressure on the brain, although the performance is good.
11. Beautiful Dead - 4. Seven minutes of listening to the same strumming is too much, I'm sorry.
12. Cossacks - 7. It's okay, but the quality could be better.
13. To the Horizon - 8. It seems that the sound quality is also lacking, but otherwise, it's very good music, and it even changes the background at the right time when it starts to get boring. Otherwise, I'll overlook the minor flaws; I liked it.
14. Hellish Steps - 8. I remember submitting these to the previous winter contest, and not just that one. I haven't listened to them in a long time, but out of nostalgia, I'll give them a high rating.
15. Mozart - 9. The best composition of those presented, in my opinion.
16. Theme D and V - 8. I unexpectedly liked it.
Many good tracks were submitted, and there was nothing outright bad. Towards the end, I got tired, and therefore I can't be completely objective, even with myself. Maybe I'll listen to them again later and adjust the ratings.
Whatever