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i was very surprised to get a mention in the new yorker online, so if you haven’t visited her before let me please introduce myself:

although i’m a “blogging composer” it’s probably easier to keep up with our bigger conversation with other wide range of very interesting and uniquely individual composers that i follow on twitter:

• shane cadman
• jc combs
• corey dargel
• alan morse davies (doesn’t tweet much, but i really like his music)
• andrew durkin
• randy gibson
• david seidel
• david toub

• in the meantime i’m having fun making music with on james comb’s ImprovFriday group. you can find a mp3′s of last weeks program here
• i also participate in the NetNewMusic group (created by jeff harrington) where we like to debate and argue about almost anything you could think about relating to new music
• i’m currently working on figuring out how to make music (live and improvised!) using my laptop, iphone (buddha machine, scruti box, bloom…) and kaossilator.  below is the latest result;

Music for Controllers V

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1. colon nancarrow on crack
2. Soundcloud.com
3. Music for Controllers III and IV

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