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NikolaTesla

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Where contemporary meets classical

on: January 31, 2004, 03:33:03 AM

I am a 23 year old MBA student in Nashville who has been classically training on the piano since age 4.

I just released my first CD, and samples can be heard at my website, www.bradleymetrock.com.

I would love feedback from aficionados of the instrument, such as yourselves, on the music. Playing the piano is what I love to do, and I hope you enjoy what you hear on the site.

Thank you for taking the time to read this.

Bradley Metrock
www.bradleymetrock.com

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cziffra

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Re: Where contemporary meets classical

Reply #1 on: January 31, 2004, 04:29:26 AM

you certainly have a very polished sound, you obviously know exactly what you want

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NikolaTesla

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Re: Where contemporary meets classical

Reply #2 on: February 01, 2004, 12:34:42 AM

Thank you. What I want is to get my music "out there" and for people to enjoy it. Hopefully, if members of this forum like what they hear, some might look at purchasing my album.

If not, thanks for your time...I certainly appreciate you taking a moment to look over my site and listen to a song or two!

Bradley

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bernhard

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Reply #3 on: February 01, 2004, 01:39:34 AM

Nice pieces.

Are there scores available? If not, have you thought of commercialising them as well as the CD? I for one would be interested.

I also noticed that your method of payment is by cheque in US dollars. what about people who do not live in the USA? (a lot of us in this forum)

Best wishes
Bernhard.

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NikolaTesla

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Re: Where contemporary meets classical

Reply #4 on: February 01, 2004, 07:55:47 AM

Thank you so much for taking the time to write me back.

I have not considered marketing any scores to the music thus far. If the album sells well, I would certainly consider it. With the album just coming out this week, I'm focusing right now primarily just on that.

Payment with international checks would not be a problem. If you simply convert $12 ($10 for the CD + $2 shipping) into your particular country's denomination, I can handle the rest. In fact, the $2 for shipping really represents domestic shipping cost, but I would be more than happy to bear any additional cost in getting a copy to you.

I'm glad you liked what you heard!! Thank you again for posting here and, should you decide you would like to buy a copy, I am very grateful.

Bradley

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NikolaTesla

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Re: Where contemporary meets classical

Reply #5 on: February 14, 2004, 11:56:59 PM

Gotten some very nice emails and some CD purchases (more than one copy in some cases!

) from members of this board.

I certainly appreciate it and keep it coming!

Thanks so much - Bradley
www.bradleymetrock.com

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bitus

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Re: Where contemporary meets classical

Reply #6 on: February 15, 2004, 04:53:13 AM

How about an autograph on a nice piece of paper? Does that cost? I can give you my adress...

also, i could send you one of mine (not as valuable now... but you never know

)
Oh... and I almost forgot... in case you need it, i'll be more than happy to be your friend, since you are on your way to being famous

The Bitus.

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