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Tag Archives: Music
Calling all composers
For those that have never read this series of blogs before I am researching what it is to be a composer in the 21st Century. For those that have visited before I hope that this has become clear during the … Continue reading
When do you stop creating and start orchestrating? (or putting it together)
When do the dreams become reality? In previous blogs I have discussed the creative cycle (see From Start to Finish on the 4th August 2013) but knowing where you are in the cycle is sometimes difficult to judge. The deadline, … Continue reading
From Start to Finish
This week has been one with many changes. One of the main influences on mood and spirits, the weather, has become less settled and the part-time doctorate is reaching the final straight. It has taken four years to get to … Continue reading
Posted in Music Composition and Performance
Tagged Creative Cycle, Directed Creativity, diversionary, Music, PhD, Plsek, research, thesis
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Compose, Perform, Publish
Thirty-two years ago I manufactured and published (when I look at the state of what I produced I’m not sure I would use that description now) my first books: Little Suite and Ten Xylophone Solos for solo percussion with piano … Continue reading
Posted in Music Composition and Performance
Tagged Drum Kit Jotter, Enterprise, Music, Music and Enterprise, Music Composition and Performance, Percussion Ensemble, Pete Birkby, Peter R. Birkby, Publishing, Scales and Modes, Ten Quartets, Ten Xylophone Solos, www.prbp.co.uk, www.prbpnews.info
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Why give it away? Why Blog?
I have been writing a blog each Sunday for over twenty weeks now. Still a novice in the blogging world, especially when I read some of the excellent work that I have discovered since starting to share my thoughts and … Continue reading
Spring one step forward, two steps back
Last week’s blog was full of positive thought and enthusiasm inspired by Mel Dyke, Joann Fletcher, Steven Buckley and the Barnsley Youth Choir. This week’s phenomenon was the Spring Equinox in the Northern hemisphere. A time for renewal and growth, … Continue reading
Conversation and Inspiration
It could only happen in Barnsley but I hope similar activities are happening all over the country. Last Thursday started off as a normal day, had to stop in a lay-by on the way in to work and write down … Continue reading
A Step Too Far
During the past few months I have been experimenting, considering and reflecting upon processes of composition that could inspire the new work Deranged Drums On Digital Vistas. As you can tell from the recent blogs, it has not been going … Continue reading