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REW<< - "The Zelkova Tree In The Autumn of 1817"
“The Zelkova Tree In The Autumn of 1817” by REW<< is a short, haunting tale told through piano and strings.
Read MoreKip LaVie – “Clarity”
“Clarity” by Kip LaVie is a mesmerizing wash of energy surrounding the listener in waves of sound.
Read MoreMeg Blumberg – “Wading”
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“Wading” composed by Meg Blumberg is an elegant, delicate neoclassical piece evocative of a long walk or a distant memory.
Read MoreAgustín Amigó – “Querido Profesor”
By using consonant harmonies that venture in and out of gentle dissonance, Querido Profesor by Agustín Amigó brings with it a sense of nostalgia and pondering without being sappy or cliche.
Read MoreThankfulness Etudes Now Published!
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Thankfulness Etudes is a simple, practical gratitude journal. Appreciate others’ gratitude, and share your gratitude with them.
Read MoreMusic Notation Software Subscription vs. Perpetual License
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Music notation software is becoming more subscription based, instead of perpetual license-based. How does this affect your budget?
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