Don Byron was named a finalist for this year's Pulitzer Prize in Music for his piece "Seven," a sometimes bluesy, sometimes cheery, always surprising collection of seven short piano pieces. Lisa Moore, the pianist he wrote them for, plays some of them live in our studio.
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Fascinating music - rich, wildly rhythmic, full of virtuosic technique - wonderful! I can't wait to listen to all seven. Don't even think of the word "genre". This really takes you right into a dazzling musical outback where you don't know what you may encounter next - truly an inspired kind of collaboration at the highest level.
Etude 5 was the best driving and drumming experience I've ever had!
Junk. Mindless. Not "entertaining."
Are we kidding?
Last week it was the Orpheus guy, and now this. Does no one right music anymore?
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