- 1.I Wish That I Could Go Down To Brazil
- 2.II. Gurth and Wamba
- 3.III. Lady Rowena
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Raymond Kemp Mar 2, 2013. 1 Reply 0 Likes
If I go to someone's page, click "Message" and enter a message, how and where would I view any reply from that person?Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Julie Harris Feb 28, 2013. 12 Replies 1 Like
These are also posted at my page. Instead of uploading a second time, should I have linked to those to save server space? If so, then how?Gurth the swineherd and Wamba the fool are characters in Sir…Continue
Posted on February 28, 2013 at 2:09pm 2 Comments 0 Likes
After reading Paul Hindemith's A Composer's World I came to believe that the composer's customer is the musician, and the musician's customer is the audience.
Since we may assume that the composer is herself first and foremost a musician, we can assume that she should know when a piece is in some way satisfying to play. The appropriate audience picks up on that, and the enterprise succeeds.
If she wants mostly to create something satisfying to play, she will keep at it…
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Hi, Spencer, thank you for being my friend. ;o) I'm basically a newbie here, too, as I signed up a couple of years ago, but only recently got active.
You asked where to find my music... I have a couple of videos on my page. If you click on my picture, that will take you there. Then scroll down the page past the comments and profile info to come to the two videos. Beyond that, I think I've only posted one thing in Music Dissection (can also be found on my page on the left side where it shows Discussions I've started). It's a flute duet (which I have since rewritten) turned String Quartet. The fanfare Julie mentioned is in one of her discussions, where she announced a competition for an upcoming concert.
I really enjoyed your string quartet, and look forward to hearing more of your music!
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