eon polyphonic

Years ago when E-Mu released the Proteus VX software synth for free, the orchestral patches inspired this frenetic piece in 7/4. It happened over three days, in a blur of feverish piano roll scoring, one thing leading to another until the sudden end.

As to how .. got no clue. 😃

🚸🦘 METAPHOR CROSSING ⚠️ NEXT 1⃣ MILES

as an alternative to being driven to distortion, you could as well just go ahead and *be* the reference track 😎

Repoasting this from the old account because a) the content™️ must flow, and b) it remains unassailably true.

We're used to it now, but over the span of ninety years, electronics have turned the guitar into an astonishingly versatile instrument.

Bach would be astounded 👇

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My last high school stint was rural. Dirt roads rural. Tiny, maybe sixteen kids total in the senior class, but we had a truly remarkable music teacher.

She loved music and loved teaching it, always encouraging us to explore and expand.

Thanks to her, I had the unforgettable experience of scoring "When I'm Sixty Four" for the saxophone section of the school band — one tenor (me), two altos, and a baritone.

Worked out all the parts on guitar, and stayed with the original melody throughout, but peppered it with some, shall we say, adventurous? rebellious? .. harmonies.😬

The talent show performance went pretty well. Okay, there were a few honks (the altos were freshmen), but we made it through. To polite applause. 😃 Teacher LOVED it.

God that was fun. Thank you, Billie 🫡