Spooky Season IV is coming out later this month, and I finally finished it last week. The first track I wrote for the album, “Blue Ghost,” is the feature of today’s Open Mic Adventures.
This piece is the companion piece to “Red Ghost,” which I featured last week. I like the contrasts between them.
Last Sunday I linked to posts vaguely about and/or related to Scandinavians; today, I look at the French:
Happy Sunday!
—TPP
Other Lazy Sunday Installments:
Apparently, I failed to make videos for all of the pieces on Leftovers IV. Indeed, I neglected to upload a lot of the goodies that I usually include with digital purchases of albums; that has now been rectified.
So I am back to looking at some tracks from that short EP. This week’s features the first track I wrote for the release. My Middle School Music Ensemble students helped me decide upon the name, which sounds rather toothsome:
Apparently, I failed to make videos for all of the pieces on Leftovers IV. Indeed, I neglected to upload a lot of the goodies that I usually include with digital purchases of albums; that has now been rectified.
So I am back to looking at some tracks from that short EP. This week’s has the most ridiculous title of any piece I’ve ever composed: “Skiddle-Diddle-Diddle-Dee (Dit-Dit-Dit)”:
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I’ve just released my tenth album of the year, Leftovers III. It’s really an EP, as it just contains five tracks, but it also contains the longest piece I’ve ever composed, “Hanging Gardens.”
This week I’m featuring the sixth and final track from the album, “Funny Phantom“:
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