WINNER: Classical Interpretation Competition Competition!

Congratulations to GravitySlip winner of the
Classical Interpretation Competition Feb 2010,

The standard of entries was very extremely high with a selection of classical reworkings, live performances, dance, electronic and rock submissions. The winning entry, an electronic version of Ravel's Pavane Pour Une Infante Defunte has won Pete from GravitySlip a copy of MOTU's Symphonic Instrument.

Special mention should also be made of the stiff competition for 3 artists tied in joint second place.
Milltronica -Les Funérailles Electriques (Chopin)
Tedd-Z "Rondo ala Turca" (Mozart)
Dan Michaelson (aka Beluga) "Chopsticks" (Arthur de Lull)
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[Peelington]

Congratulations Pete Well done mate.

[KtA]

Well done fella.

[TonyMiller]

Well done Pete - said this elsewhere but can't be repeated enough - I hate you...

No not really

Well maybe just a bit...

[Tedd-Z]

You jammy bugger!!!

Nah, seriously... nice one!

[Dan Michaelson]

Bravo! The cream always rises to the top eventually....:clapping :

[Superhuman]

Well done Pete!

[Pidgeman]

Congratulations Pete. A very worthy winner!

[GravitySlip]

Tis GravitySlip here..............
WOW no double WOW im totally gobsmacked.
The standard was very high in this comp,so many massive cool tracks involved im so chuffed i won.
Firstly can i say a big thanks to the people that voted for me,i know a few that pm me and thank you very much indeed.i will personally email back to you cheers.As i said somewhere before the track involved 32 tracks and about 12 track for the full string sound.I won't say anymore that side can get boring.

So once again a big shout out to everybody that entered the comp i loved all the different styles of tracks and thank you for your kind votes.
Pete
Ravel-Pavane pour une infante defunte -By GravitySlip

[James Oakwood]

I told ya you'd win. OK I got the rest of the placements wrong but WELL DONE DUDE