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notes about notes for your eyes for your ears
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Why/How to Transcribe
–This is a post I originally put up on SoKillingMan.com, so if you like what you see, give it a visit!– A big reason why I learned how to transcribe is so that I can write out charts for myself, … Continue reading →
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Harold Crumb: the last session
(for background on this project check out quoted text below) About a week before the premier of Harold Crumb (short film) Adam invited me into the studio to record some credits music, and the night before our session he emailed … Continue reading →
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Lulu’s: will you marry me?
Lulu’s Playground just had a rehearsal last night after a seven-months-long hiatus and, as they say, absence [most certainly] makes the heart grow fonder. Trumpeter Adam Meckler literally proposed marriage to the band and brought up recording an album. Those … Continue reading →
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OFI Sketch 8/4/11
This is going for more of a hardcore, “I’m dangerous” kinda’ vibe. To me the cello almost sounds like a bari sax, which is hilarious, while at the same time terrifyingly awesome. There’s a lot more I wanted to add … Continue reading →
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OFI Sketch 8/1/11
Here’s a really simple loopy thing that might make a good tune – it’s just a bunch of Ma7 chords planing around but I think the complementary rhythms sell it. One problem is that it’s really difficult to solo over, … Continue reading →
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Light, Motion and Sound (March-April 2011)
(Vanessa Voskuil - photo by James Sewell) This collaborative work of challenging-to-describe art was organized by Zachary Crockett, and served as the dissertation for his PHD in music composition (at the University of Minnesota). Months before I entered the process … Continue reading →
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