made this piano cover of a Depressed Billionaires song "Soft Light" from their new album Mixed Signals. having a ball thank you W

THIS IS A LOT HARDER THAN IT LOOKS

"No one disputes the need for embellishments. This is evident from the great numbers of them everywhere to be found. They are, in fact, indispensable." Carl Philip Emanuel Bach

my new album is here carlaagesen.bandcamp.com

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it is here!! carlaagesen.bandcamp.com/album/facades

Umm, a retrogression ...is when you make a poor choice.

The Sanskrit word for musician is bhagavathar, "..one who sings the praises of God."

"The 'laws' governing the behavior of a column of air in a flute or reed-blown pipe are intricate & capricious in the extreme." Harry Partch

"..now comes Timotheus. He has exceeded all the others in wickedness. He has introduced weird music like the crawlings of an ant-heap."

"He has most shamelessly ruined & massacred me. He has filled me full of maggots like a cabbage." - Pherecrates

"No one is too able or too accomplished to learn more than they know" Paul Hindemith

"The secret of the number 7 was well known; to conquer it was to become the master or destroyer of the world." Paul Hindemith

"There lives within us not a memory of history but a memory of the cosmos. Times when nothing happened come back." Gaston Bachelard

"One needs only to have seen how the most fanatical lover of the piano will close their ears in horror at the falseness of the tempered

chords of their instrument, once they have compared them with those produced by an harmonium in pure intonation, to realize that with the

blessing of equal temperament there entered into the world of music - lest the bliss of musical mortals be complete - a curse as well:

the curse of too easy achievement of tone connections." - Paul Hindemith

"..the fear of God, which is like a leopard," - Hildegard von Bingen