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Tag Archives: Music
The Long and Winding (and Enjoyable) Creative Road
This first part of the process was interesting and enjoyable, creating new music and revisiting compositions from the nearly forgotten past, Continue reading
The Power of Three
The experience of teaching percussion in junior schools has made me aware of a new Power of Three to add to… Continue reading
Pioneer – the Rotherham musical. Ambition and reality from a composer’s perspective.
The plan was simple, stage the performance of the musical in March 2017 starting from reading the script the previous September. Continue reading
The composing of Rotherham’s Pioneers the musical
I am encouraged by the amount of composition that was created during the visits and would like to continue with the concept in other areas of the country Continue reading
Part-time PhD and amendments
there seems to be an inevitable stage for the new Doctor to then be required to complete some more paragraphs that further explain, Continue reading
50 years of jazz/light music
Reading the posts on Facebook from Peter Ind regarding the origins of the jazz or ‘light music’ course at Leeds College of Music fifty years ago brought back some memories of Scarborough in 1981 which was my second summer season … Continue reading
Strings, reeds, mallets and mouthpieces update
It has been a month since the introduction of the Study Suite for… concept and I am happy to announce that the versions for the different instruments are progressing well. Each collection of studies is edited for the specific instrument … Continue reading
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