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Playlist for Thinkers to Think to

March 20, 2010
Listen to Victoria - music to think to - Thinkers Playlist

$7.96 Download Now Summary Playlist for thinkers to think to contains 5 tracks and over 77 minutes of music. Set up in a similar way to the Reader’s Playlist – the music is piano and string based and mostly inspired by people and events that get me thinking. $7.96 Download Now Individual Tracks   Image [...]

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Playlist for Readers to Read to

March 20, 2010
Listen to Identification - music to read to - reader

$7.96 Download Now Summary Reader’s Playlist containing 5 tracks and over 80 minutes of music. Tempos range from 61 to 181 beats per minute (although it doesn’t feel like it!) Stemming from the idea that a little bit of stimulation helps overall cognition, the reader’s playlist starts with Identification – a track that was written [...]

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Irene – 13 minutes 49 seconds

July 8, 2009
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Piano and dramatic strings, written for Irene   $1.99 Download Now I love writing music about people; I find it to be one of the most stimulating approaches to composition. People touch me in so many different ways, they create emotions and memories, they are complex and my perception of them unique. Tapping into that [...]

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Heath – 27 Minutes 59 Seconds

November 24, 2008

Classic music2work2 – pianos, strings, alternating time signatures and themes – oh, and it’s long. $1.99 Download Now 2007 was the year that music2work2 really started to take shape. I was working with a Korg Triton and my recording and mixing chops were getting better. New gear is funny – there is just something about [...]

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Annelise – 14 minutes 15 seconds

January 11, 2007

Piano, Strings – ebbs and flows with a Tasmanian twist   $1.99 Download Now One of the newer sessions on music2work2.com is Annelise.This is an interesting musical piece in that it seems to me to have three distinct parts. The first is slow and rhythmic, the strings and piano combine in a calm and harmonious [...]

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