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Matthew Klein (AKA, Uncle Brother) made a recording of Tofu Roadkill. This piece is unique in how it is the only song (music & lyrics) that I have written. It can be heard on the Tofu Roadkill page.
The recording is for sale (streaming or download) at Bandcamp.
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David Arivett made a recording of New Tango No. 7. This piece is a fast tango with a passionate spirit. Its shifting time and extended form are unusual for a tango.
The lead sheet for New Tango No. 7 is for sale at Sheet Music Plus. David Arivett made a recording of Eastern Neck Island. This piece is a jazz lullaby and was inspired by the Eastern Neck National Wildlife Refuge in Maryland. It can be heard on the Eastern Neck Island page.
The lead sheet for Eastern Neck Island is for sale at Sheet Music Plus. David Arivett made a recording of Gina's Waltz. This piece was originally written for flute & guitar and has a playful spirit (with tricky shifting time). It can be heard on the Gina's Waltz page.
The lead sheet for Gina's Waltz is for sale at Sheet Music Plus. David Arivett made a recording of Catoctin Snowfall. This piece was inspired by a day of snow at Catoctin Mountain in Maryland. It can be heard on the Catoctin Snowfall page.
The lead sheet for Catoctin Snowfall is for sale at Sheet Music Plus. David Arivett made a recording of Mountaintop. This piece is uptempo and has a soaring spirit. It can be heard on the Mountaintop page.
The lead sheet for Mountaintop is for sale at Sheet Music Plus. James Barr made a new recording of Studio B. This tune was written for the music students at Sandy Spring Friends School in Maryland. It can be heard on the Studio B page.
George Spicka made a recording of New Tango 6. His quartet performed this piece in an October 2015 concert at the An Die Musik club in Baltimore. The group is George Spicka, piano; Jim Stewart, guitar; Bruce Baggan, bass; and John Kessel, drums. I encouraged George to take the music in any direction he wanted to go with it. He used reharmonization in places and has other nice touches. The recording (a short version of the nine-minute performance) can be heard on the New Tango No. 6 page.
James Barr made a new recording of Spring Beauties. This piece was recorded last year by Tom Puwalski, soprano saxophone, and Julius Fischer, piano. James' recording expresses his distinctive voice as a guitarist. Both recordings can be heard on the Spring Beauties page.
James Barr made a recording of Cloud Dance. This is an impressionistic piece for solo guitar. The lead sheet can also be played by other instruments and small groups. It can be heard on the Cloud Dance page.
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