Diablo IV

Stay a while, and listen! This week, we delve into the depths of music and sound in the Diablo athenaeum and Diablo IV's place within it. Links from the show: The Music of Tristram Village is a Classic for a Reason - 8-bit Music Theory Minor Updates: Taiko no Tatsujin Prophecy of the Dragon - The Voidz Contact Us: [email protected] Discord: https://discord.octetpod.com

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Nigel Paterson | Composer Nigel Paterson | Composer A selection of Orchestral, Choral, Mixed Ensemble & Electronic works. All master recordings are Red Book compliant. After nearly a year 'out of action', I have tentatively begun work on a 'Cello Octet. The Octet remains a work in progress. Visit The Faber Music Store where you will find many of my arrangements for classical/finger-style guitar(fabermusic.com>composers>shop>type Nigel Paterson in the search field). Retired, professional musician. My career began in the early 60s with the legendary folk group, 'The Halliard'. In '71, I graduated from Brentwood College of Education (Anglia Ruskin University) where I studied Composition, Harmony, Counterpoint & Orchestration with Harold Dexter & contemporary composers & their methods with Annea Lockwood. In parallel I studied Classical Guitar at Trinity College, London. I taught for a few years, but decided to freelance: Playing guitar (Session work, Shows, Cabaret); arranging & composing for Chappell & Co.

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