The iPad or computer as a instrument for musical composition opens up all kinds of exciting layering of sounds, rhythms and cross-pollination of musical genres to create new, presently un-categorized expressions. The future of music has begun.
    My father got me accordion lessons when I was seven years old. I learned to read a little music notation, a skill I rapidly lost after finishing the four to six week childhood course. I have been handicapped ever since by learning music the hard way, by ear.
    I wanted to make music. I banged-away on any keyboard I could get my hands on to teach myself technique. My exposure to especially jazz and classical music during college years helped me to gain a deep appreciation and bias towards these genres.
    However, I have learned to love and appreciate all kinds of music from pop, rock, folk, world, electronic, experimental and film music.

Thank you for listening.

Ingredients:
black boxes
time lag accumulator
electricguitar
brass and reed voices
fire oscillator
piano
dissonant hissings
organ
strings
bass instrument
percussion
infrequent vocals

Occasional multi-instrumentalist/composer with a taste for medieval, baroque and early 20th century classical music and a big love for experimental and progressive rock.


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