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| There is a bird in that bush! |
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| Recording lapping surf at Port Royal. |
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| setting up the microphones for the frogs at sunset. |
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| Pinkney Island (Photos by Beverly Gaddy) |
OK so I think I'm done, but I'm not satisfied....here's where it gets tricky...I'm so close to what I want, it's too easy to overwork it and start moving away from my target. So do I stop now, not quite feeling good about it or do I continue?
CLICK HERE TO LISTEN TO DRAFT 18.
CLICK HERE TO SEE THE SCORE FOR DRAFT 18.
For me, I've got to keep working to make it better. It's the frogs: the rising pizzicato line is not thematically related to the frogs. Frogs don't ascend a scale, even though all the notes in the scale come from their chorus. None of the animal songs do this. Scales are a human construction. So I've got to eliminate it. I've got to do better.
Personal Best says to let go of the bird in the hand. Artists don't settle. I guess we'd rather starve!




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