I heard this newer song by CeeLo Green the other day and thought, here’s a perfect example of compound thematic/phrase structure. I’m talking about the chorus, which begins around 0:47 in the video here: Caplin (see Classical Form by William…
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excerpts from the new CD
Watch the video to hear excerpts of four tracks from the yet-to-be-released CD. I hope to have it available mid-2013. Check the redesigned online "store" where it's easy to purchase and download scores and parts instantly.
Solo Guitar at Mason Murer Art Gallery
Friday, April 5, 7-10:00 pm. Stop by and check out this beautiful art gallery. More info here.
triOrange re-release
For the first time, triOrange will be available for download purchase on iTunes and through all the major online sellers. The release date has yet to be determined, but it should be up by the middle of April 2013. The…
Rhythmic diminution in Taylor Swift’s “Trouble”
It isn’t often that one can look to top-40 pop music for a clear cut example of rhythmic motive diminution, but this is exactly what happens in the song “I Knew You Were Trouble” by Taylor Swift. Here’s a link…
Excerpts from Subjects and Complements
I’ve posted a video of excerpts of four tracks from the upcoming Subjects and Complements CD. I’m still looking for the best way to release this music, so as of now the best I can say is that I hope…
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