The haiku shared by Naviar Records arrived as I was attempting to make Tchaikovsky in the style of Walter Murphy.
Might yet add a disco-style bass part.
naviarhaiku529 – A distant mountain
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Dead Heart of the MIA - *This is a piece that was short-listed in a recent competition* “In Whitton they don’t bury their dead -- they walk the streets,” said old Bill Clyne at ...
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