Super stuff, and captivating to listen to....the banjo-banjar seems to speak in its own language methinks....great piece, enjoyed.

A version of this without the opening quote (which appears on-screen)serves as the soundtrack for a videopoem, http://www.vianegativa.us/2013/10/how-jefferson-heard-banjar-videopoem/ 
The banjo player here my brother, Steve Bonta (a modal tune whose name neither of us can recall). Additional sounds are from freesound.org user Meffy Ellis, a recording of a swamp in Virginia, licensed attribution-only under the Creative Commons.

How Jefferson Heard Banjar

The soundtrack from our project 5 X 5 / 7. To watch the films that were created as part of the project go to http://racollaborations.moonfruit.com/#/works/4556088150

Bread Is Beautiful (Atmospheric Mix)

A great deal of experimental sound-mangling madness of a whole array of sounds, including my vocals and a few sample parts from BluffMunkey's Demonica.

Deluded conceptions,
A flight from what's real.
The torment, the anguish,
A need to conceal. 

Emotions run too deep,
They push you too far,
Pretenses, illusions,
They'll consume who you are.



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Bye Bye Blackbird

In “With an Ear to the Earth” and “Primary, Primal,” Leah Poole Osowski plumbs for meaning in the western sky, the muscularity of mountain lions, and the quiet violence of rivers.

From the spring 2018 issue of The Southern Review. Please visit http://bit.ly/2HFJ7IL for more information.

"Primary, Primal" by Leah Poole Osowski

My Version of Piazollas Oblivion

for Double Bass, Piano, Violin, Bass Clarinet

Piano, Violin recorded and performed by Stratis Skandalakis 
Bass and Clarinet are Virtual Instruments played by Stratis Skandalakis

Oblivion Piazolla / Arrangement for Piano, Violin, Bass Clarinet, Double Bass

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Black Clad Warriors

Song : The Last Tango

By : Ro0zbeh Fallah

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I make videopoems. So I come here to look for Creative Commons-licenced works I can use on the soundtracks. (I also record natural sound sometimes, and should really upload some, I know.)

http://www.vianegativa.com
http://www.movingpoems.com

How Jefferson Heard Banjar

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