A Druid’s Journal: this is simple, stately, and does a great job of establishing the world we are in. Feels like I’m watching an opening cutscene…
Hill Call: loving the amount of Dorian we’re getting with this jam! It’s a good thing it’s my second-favorite mode, or I’d be getting sick of it. But hey, if it’s not broke, don’t fix it right? You smartly move in and out of other modes to complement it and prevent redundancy. One thing I’m noticing is that the cello/viol(?) rearticulates a lot on longer legato notes. I might suggest finding a way to revise this, if possible?
Ode to the Wood: I love the bright, open strings a lot!
Unanswered: you’ve got a knack for writing lovely melodies, and it shows. I also appreciate how sparse the soundtrack is: I think it really adds to the atmosphere you are creating. Less really is more sometimes!
Fey Dance: it’s time, once again, to shake some ass in the tavern. There have been several shaking-ass-in-the-tavern tracks in this jam, and I think this one is up there. I do find the tempo changes to be slightly jarring—what is the purpose of them? Does it have something to do with this moment in the story?
Overall, great work here. I can picture this game clearly in my mind—wish I could play it! Great work, and keep writing!