Recent installation
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Last weekend was Burning Seed, the NSW Burning Man event, and I got a small
grant to build a collection of over 100 wind organs.
"Organ Donor" was the n...
Disquiet Junto 125 Yellow Dog Blues
At a conference a couple of weeks ago I was introduced to an app by the National Library of Australia that offers their sheet music, arranged chronologically. I suggested they develop a competition to record a rendition of a piece from the app and started thinking it could be something for the Junto.
Coincidentally this week the Junto are proposing covering a 100-year old tune called The Yellow Dog Blues. The recording above helped me get a feel for the lyric delivery. I also liked this Yellow Dog Blues.
My version is a slinky rock track that sounds kinda karaoke.
The sheet music was kinda impenetrable for me. After googling a few renditions, I started jamming on a blues riff and eventually settled on a rock feel via disco.
My vocal performance needs more practise, especially the second verse. I was tempted to edit that out. Meant to use an English accent but ended up with that bad twang after too much Singstar this morning.
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