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by Gary E. Andrews - 07/24/26 08:58 PM
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"A moment of weakness
compromises even the strongest of unions" And So It Shall Be I'm going for a piece that changes pace in places, is chaotic in places, loud and uncomfortably quiet in places. I know writing substantial parts for each instrument will be a handful so I spend a lot of time trying to layout enough of the vibe I'm going for, so musicians I may bring in, can feel where I'm headed with their part. The strangest thing about it is when I find myself sitting at piano, with an acoustic guitar in my lap and I'm reaching over writing and erasing on staff sheets, like a real composer. SERIOUS MAN, "Who the hell do you think you are?" 
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