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https://lnkd.in/eq3b4FcS Watch this video to hear how my latest orchestral work was created and the insights I gained from the process...
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Have a read of our newest blog; What Came Before The Piano? The Dulcimer to learn more about this historic instrument 👍 🎹 #restoreandmore #CPD #pianorestoration #thedulcimer #historyofthepiano #earlyinstruments #pianostagram
What Came Before The Piano? The Dulcimer
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One of the more unusual instruments we examine is the accordion. Drawing on folk and classical repertoire, the syllabus has been popular for many years and still attracts interest. Petite Overture is set for Grade 4. #vcmexams #toencourage #accordion #musicexams https://lnkd.in/gfT9heWX
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"Unveiling the Maestro of Safety: The Arc Flash Relay Symphony ⚡🎶 In the grand symphony of electrical currents, enter the unsung hero – the Arc Flash Relay! Picture this: a conductor on the podium, baton raised, ready to transform potential chaos into a harmonious overture of safety. As the current crescendos, the Arc Flash Relay takes center stage, an electronic virtuoso detecting the slightest discord in the ensemble. In a lightning-fast tempo, it directs the circuit breakers to dance to its tune, gracefully cutting off the power like a maestro commanding a perfectly timed pause. This symphony is not just about sparks and arcs; it's about safeguarding against the unpredictable, turning the potential for danger into a well-rehearsed act of protection. The Arc Flash Relay – the conductor in this electrifying opera, ensuring that every performance is a masterpiece of safety. So, let’s give a standing ovation to the hidden conductor in our electrical orchestra, orchestrating safety with finesse. The Arc Flash Relay – where notes of danger are transformed into a melody of security, resonating through the corridors of power! ⚡🎵 #ArcFlashRelay #SafetySymphony" Littelfuse
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It's been taking an inordinate amount of time to edit my 10th (and last in the current series) composition for wind ensemble "Mendacity" (an urgent waltz in the Age of Disorder). I sincerely think that the extra time devoted to it was worthwhile. One of the hardest things about composing is deciding when it's time to step away from the composition and let it "speak" for itself. Recording should start on Tuesday the 12th, and the piece should be up one my youtube site https://lnkd.in/eSAEifVK by the end of next week.
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Ever want to learn New Orleans piano? Check out this new tutorial on Professor Longhair's version of "Everyday I Have The Blues"! https://lnkd.in/eEbi3fDB
New Orleans Piano - How To Play Professor Longhair's "Everyday I Have The Blues"
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Have you read our newest blog What Came Before The Piano? The Harpsichord. Click on the link and have a read to learn about this fascinating instrument 👍 🎹 #restoreandmore #earlyinstruments #harpsichord #CPD #pianoblog #pianostagram
What Came Before The Piano? The Harpsichord
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Check out the latest releases from Yellow Rose Records!
Here is the usual batch of contemporary piano releases from YRR for today! Glenn Natale - Resilient and Kind A piano tune with a calm and peaceful vibe performed on Glenn's felt piano. https://lnkd.in/drKcvfkv Jacob Stevenson - Falling Star Captivating solo piano composition with delicate and emotional vibe. https://lnkd.in/ddteTfXW Remy Rêve - Stardust Another peaceful and serene piano tune reminiscent of a quiet night under a starlit sky. https://lnkd.in/dE2G7dtK
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The score of "The Criminality On The Staircase" is a blueprint of a soundscape yet to be discovered. It presents an image of a dystopian soundscape, where the familiar is defamiliarized, much like a sunken city and desolate landscape. The loud and delicate scorelines, flung through "slow centrifugal geometries," evoke a sense of disorientation and wonder, challenging the tubaist to navigate through a maze of auditory stimuli. The composition allows for the unpacking of "multiple sets of data which occur in realms that are typically segregated." It is a journey through the fragmented realities of sound, where the conventional dichotomies of music are dissolved. The work evolves into a distorted and fractured timekeeper, a nod to the fascination with distorted time and altered realities. The tuba, traditionally an instrument of depth and resonance, becomes a vehicle for this temporal and spatial distortion. The radical notational system further accentuates the piece's surreal quality. The elements of the notation represent "conditions of exteriority, positioning, and scheduling," elements that are central to exploration of human interaction with external stimuli and environments. It suggests a new typology of musical experience, where the score is not just a guide but a "metric for graphic investment," a visual and auditory representation of an odyssey weaving through the realms of sound and psyche. https://lnkd.in/eYgWVHAf
"The Criminality On The Staircase" For Solo Tuba. Bil Smith Composer
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Expectations live in everything we do and everyone we meet, in our conscious & subconscious mind, in the atmosphere of places, interactions and circumstances. They might bring good energy... serve as motivation or a sign of ambition (!)... After all, we need to expect from ourselves a bit more every time we want to achieve new goals. But for an artist what are the expectations regarding his art? "The creative act knows no memory, science, or knowledge. These things are always related to the past. The creative act accepts no conditions other than itself, therefore it is free. The creative moment is free… free of all knowledge and instincts, all is transcendent. In music, the present is a perpetual, continuous genesis. The present is always linked to the beginning and the end, but at the same time it is free from any element that can influence its musical function." considered Sergiu Celibidache speaking about his musical philosophy... This is true also for us "mere mortals": the past is Experience, the future is Expectation and the present is the time in which we can express our Freedom, attempting to create the supreme masterpiece: our own Life! Credit: "Smoke" by Dimash Qudaibergen
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