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first movement
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second movement
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third movement
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Chris Ayotte Middletown, Delaware
I call my works tone poems because they are meant to convey imagery. However much like reading a poem, the final image will come from you.
Thank you for listening!
Chris Ayotte recommends:
Modular Environments for Home Listening Vol. 2
by Gora Sou
My new favorite album. If you dig old Tangerine Dream, check this out (and Vol 1). Note to self: hit record more often.
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Interesting creative technique using found nature sounds to create rhythms. I'm looking forward to hearing more in this style.
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Bach: Two Studies
by Andrew Kingston
Transcendent. I've never heard Bach like this and neither have you. Slow down, stretch out, listen and let go...
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The creator behind Recital celebrates 10 years by doing what he does best: calling on his friends to cut the kind of record he loves to hear.
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Momentary Harmony
by Kajsa Lindgren
Lindgren's latest album departs from her previous work of heavy field recording use and instead focuses on voice, violin, and piano.
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