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Composing Notes
by Julian David Bryson
Julian reflects on composing, music, art, and life.
Episodes
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25,000 of My Closest Friends Meet Shchedryk
A brief history of Shchedryk (known to Americans as Carol of the Bells) including pronunciation and transliteration of the original text by John Wernega.
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Alabama Gal
Alabama Gal combines the classic tune—originally known as Buffalo Gals, but who in Alabama wants to sing that?—with The Banjo and Morte! Lamentation by America's first rock star (aka composer), Louis Moreau Gottschalk (1829-1869). It includes opportunities to learn about counting sixteenth notes,...
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Choral Music Buying Guide
Julian Bryson’s compositions categorized by ensemble type and voicing. Explore and find something that your choir might enjoy!
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All Things New, performed by Triad: Boston's Choral Collective
Triad's recording of All Things New is available to hear AND see!
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Julian reflects on composing, music, art, and life.
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Julian David Bryson
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Julian reflects on composing, music, art, and life.
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