In 40 years of loving classical music, string quartets always seemed a bit chaotic to me; even structured, delicate, mannered Haydn, Mozart, seemed, to me, on the verge of flying out of control. Here is a bass quartet (I like the lower tones of the bowed instruments) that flirts with - no, hugs and squeezes - chaos.

Quart Jam #9 Music Trying To Emerge Whole From Block Of Marble

To every one who leaves a "Like" on my music I say thank you; to me you are a Ministering Angel and I kiss your hands, your fingers; Soundcloud is an Oasis of Positivity; the world outside here howls with negativity and -- perhaps the worst manifestation of negativity -- indifference. Fellow musicians: I'm so impressed with your creativity and imagination, and something I look for in all music - momentum (we know it when we hear it!); let's keep encouraging each other ... I've played guitar since I was ten; took some time off to study literature (Spanish) and travel and work (Europe, Latin America, Japan). I started studying classical guitar in Seattle with Steven Novacek and continued with other teachers and on my own for about ten years. I love just about all music, especially Brazilian, especially guitar, but music of all instruments and from all ages. I've written two novels. Presently I help run Emma's BBQ in Seattle with my wife Tess Thomas; she is a great singer and we like to go out and jam with other Seattle musicians. I love SoundCloud ... so much talent all over! 
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Quart Jam #9 Music Trying To Emerge Whole From Block Of Marble

Dex Quire