OK, I know that SoundCloud doesn’t own the philosopher’s stone, and it’s a rather closed community of music enthusiasts, but at least it offers reasonable amount of useful feedback resources. I was just checking my statistics and look, what I found. Below you can see the average ratings of all my songs (from 0 – 10), together with the total number of ratings per each songs.

Hexapla	Average rating	Total number of ratings
Hebrew	8.9	42
Secunda	8.7	39
Aquila	8.5	45
Symmachus	8.8	45
Septuagint	8.8	44
Theodotion	8.3	33

Hexapla – The Remasters	Average rating	Total number of ratings
Hebrew	8.8	44
Secunda	8.9	38
Aquila	9.0	44
Symmachus	8.7	34
Septuagint	8.8	40
Theodotion	8.7	35

Missa Innominata	Average rating	Total number of ratings
Introitus	8.7	52
Kyrie	8.6	50
Gloria	8.4	58
Sanctus	8.7	50
Agnus Dei	8.7	46
Postcommunio	8.5	54

What does it all mean?

First of all it means that the average ratings of my albums are high and uniform (8.7/10, 8.8/10 and 8.6/10 for Hexapla, Hexapla – The Remasters and Missa Innominata, respectively). Also, the songs of each albums were scored by 34-58 people, which is really a huge amount of feedback!

I am more than aware of the importance of the feedback and support I constantly receive from you guys, no matter which platform you use to listen to my songs or to communicate with me. Still, the fact that you valued my tracks so high and gave them such incredible scores is heartwarming – and pleasantly unexpected (!) – to me. Thank you for the feedback – this is exactly, what gives me motivation and inspiration to carry on on this long and windy road of making independent music totally by myself! (Btw, I would have said the same if the feedback hadn’t been so positive. I really appreciate the time you spent with listening and scoring – and eventually even commenting! – my songs.)

Thank you for everything!