An oldie but goodie
/In which I shamelessly self-promote one of my oldest (and loveliest) surviving musical works…
Read MoreIn which I shamelessly self-promote one of my oldest (and loveliest) surviving musical works…
Read MoreIn which I offer you a completely unwarranted but nonetheless awe-inspiring staging for the “Agnus Dei” of my “Fragments of a Mass in C”…
Read MoreIn which I force myself to begin a series of shameless self-promotions for music I think deserves to be performed…
Read MoreIn which I begin the long, arduous and frustrating task of figuring out which of the two music layout programs will meet my needs…
Read MoreIn which I share my suffering as I start moving my music files from Finale to… whatever is next…
Read MoreIn which I take you on an archaeological dig — on my drafting table...
Read MoreIn which I begin a series of posts combing back through my music catalog, if one wants to call it that...
Read MoreIn which I share a new waltz (from “Ten Little Waltzes”) and don’t even whine too much about the process…
Read MoreIn which I share some not-really-new new waltzes, plus a devastating insight about that brilliant idea you had…
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