Why thank you! I’m glad. That’s what I’m (we’re) here for. :D
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High Noon in the Caribbean
A little percussion ensemble piece I put together based on the Westminster chime. Another live recording from my recital!
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Cassiopeia (from “Constellations)
A piece I wrote using the constellation as melodic material - I took the constellation, ran a music staff through, and used the stars as notes. This is an adaptation - the original is for brass choir and percussion, but I condensed it down to organ and percussion for my recital. Enjoy!
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Two Modal Etudes for Xylophone and Marimba
The first of the tracks I’ll be uploading from my recital! Stay tuned for more, if you’d like. =]
Congratulations to treyj-3 for being our 200th follower! Trey, you’ve won…the internet. You’ve won the internet. Thank you.
Hey, I’m limited in what I can actually give, okay? I’m a college student. =P
Thank you all for following! I’m looking forward to many more submissions and conversations!
~Chris (The Barefoot Composer)
Lovely! I particularly like the vibraphone highlights. Thank you!
Weird…I had no clue that Tumblr didn’t list audio as an option for submissions. How silly of them.
At any rate, your best bet is probably to upload the file to SoundCloud (if you don’t know what this is, it’s awesome; if you do, you already know how awesome it is) and submit it as a link to the SoundCloud page. Thanks for bringing that to my attention!
From 200 followers! Holy wow…to say that I never thought that I’d get that many is a huge understatement! Thanks, everyone! I hope to continue being able to provide a place for us composers, and really for any interested party, to congregate and marvel in one of the greatest marvels of the world!
This was my first ever song that got recorded. :)
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Nice! Sounds great. =] Thanks for the submission!