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Know Thyself – New Release from Noah Baerman

December 14, 2010

Noah Baerman is one of my heroes – not that I’m really into heroes or putting people up on ridiculous pedestals so we can feel better about ourselves when they fall off – but hero as in someone who walks the walk and who’s piano & composition chops I am in awe of. Noah’s latest [...]

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Long Form Instrumental Music – Say what?

February 8, 2010

So I’m taking a course at Berklee College of Music on Digital marketing and it’s been the best decision I’ve made since I got married. Of the many aspects on the course, the one we are looking at right now is: “Who is the market for music2work2?” Unlike my fellow students who are marketing everything [...]

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Lally – 15 minutes 21 seconds

July 7, 2009

Piano theme inspired by my Grandmother and Miles Davis’ “Blue in Green” Written for Lally, my maternal Grandmother – this track is built around three chords: B minor, B minor7 and D major. It’s one of the first times that I sat down with a set of chords in mind for a piece. I had [...]

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Anne Lovett – A Review

January 23, 2008

Anne Lovett began playing the piano at age 3 and a couple of years after that began composing her own music. She went on in later years to study at the Paris Conservatoire and the Royal Academy of Music in London. At the Academy, she studied classical piano, jazz, improvised music and composition. Most recently [...]

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Ron Davis

September 19, 2007

If you like Jazz, you’ll want to check out Ron Davis, one of our MySpace friends. Ron Davis, from Canada, plays the piano; he is joined by other musicians on drums, bass, sax/clarinet, and alto sax. His great talent is apparent in all four of the songs available on his MySpace page. I enjoyed listening [...]

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