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🦋 Hollis Brown, take 1

Spare yourself and don't listen to this one -- very rough. It is a favorite song of mine though, I want to keep working on it. The idea is to integrate the voice with the viola, and have a dialog between the voice and the violin.

Update: see take 2 for the working version. Much better, cleaner, more successful.

posted morning of Tuesday, December 25th, 2007
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