It has been my plan, for the reasonable present, to post a total of 3 live performances. I posted one show from the Julia Davis Library, and a second from the Kismet Creative Center. Here I am posting a final show-- it is the last, the longest, and possibly the strongest. It is called “Transmission Ghosts”. It was recorded live in my home studio, in one take, with no edits, on 6/2/2018. I hope that you will enjoy the music:
Transmission Ghosts at Internet Archive
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Lumen K
6/5/2018 08:08:34
This really does sound ghostly! I love it! 6/5/2018 08:10:31
Thanks! I feel like this one really helped me turn a corner with my live composing. Cheers! 6/5/2018 10:30:28
I like this. The tones are very rich and interesting. Overall, well done. Leave a Reply. |
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