Here is an interesting idea – to try a post on the blog with lyrics. Let me know if posting more lyrics is something that might be interesting on the blog, and enjoy!
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The Study of Counterpoint: From Johann Joseph Fux’s “Gradus Ad Parnassum”
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This book could occupy all of your time if you wished. It is an essential read for every composer, containing the manual that nearly all great classical composers learned from. Contemporary composers still use it today both as a way to learn and a tool for teaching their students.
Read MoreP.M. Joyce – FairyTale
P.M. Joyce’s work “Fairytale” is a well-polished work that would work well in a film score.
Read MoreKoti Jaddu – Untitled
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Koti Jaddu’s submission to the Young Composer Score call reads right out of a book of preludes
Read MoreZekai Liu – Enigma
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Zekai Liu’s work Enigma is a racing whirlwind of rhythm and the A blues scale.
Read MoreTimothy Lee Miller – “Divinitus”
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Firmly rooted in the American Mavericks tradition, this work fuses hymns with polytonality and misalignment, a la Charles Ives.
Read MoreSight Reading App
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Hi All, Try out the app “Treble Cat” on your device’s App Store! It is a fun way to learn the notes on the treble clef. Treble Cat I was introduced to this sight reading app by a family member, and I think those of us who teach kids (or want to learn as adults) […]
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