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"Dwell"
by Rob B. - 12/02/23 04:28 AM
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Leafs
by Gary E. Andrews - 12/01/23 03:35 PM
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Joined: Dec 2008
Posts: 10,180 Likes: 29
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I am curious John, as a creative exercise, if you could compose some short pieces "in the style of" famous composers?
I think it would make for a fun video compilation for one of our artist interviews. I approached a well known Instrumentalist (kind of a household name in their genre) but he thought it would be too difficult on his instrument. Do you think you could take a crack at it John? If it was fun it might be a viral video. Yes, I've already composed about 15-20 piano solos in the style of the Greats. I posted three of them on my website. In the order on my website: https://johnlarenceschick.com/home #3 In the Style of Mozart #4 In the Style of Gershwin #5 In the Style of Bach. Best, John 
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