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The Garden of Forking Paths Symposium!
Hi everyone — As some of you are already aware, I’m a consultant for an AHRC funded research project based at the University of Leeds at the moment, led by Dr. Scott McLaughlin. And the project is hosting a symposium! … Continue reading
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A third option for multiphonic explanations…
Me again — another video for you (please do follow my channel if you use YouTube regularly, as I’m not sure how consistent I’ll be with posting videos here!). I’ve done what I think is a thorough playthrough of multiphonic … Continue reading
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Playing with some new ways to demo multiphonics…
Hello everyone – hope you’re all keeping well. I’ve been silent on the blog for awhile now, but not because I haven’t been working on a few things. I have two videos (!) to share with you, and I’d really … Continue reading
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Multiphonics from the Top Down: Playing with G6 fingerings
One of the things that Scott McLaughlin and I have spent a lot of time doing during our Forking Paths time is to try to explore ways of turning clarinet technique on its head and seeing what comes out of … Continue reading
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Bandcamp Supporting Artists during the Covid-19 Pandemic!
Hi everyone, I hope you’re all keeping well in these difficult times. In case you’re not aware, Bandcamp are supporting artists today by giving all the fees from any sales directly to the artists (rather than taking their usual cut). So … Continue reading
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