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The Prodigy Who Saw Into the Future – Lili Boulanger’s Piano Music

A teenage girl with forward-looking ideas, Lili Boulanger had enough determination to successfully navigate the competitive, patriarchal, and conservative music scene of Paris. Despite a constant fight against illness, she achieved great mastery as a composer, and left behind a significant catalog of works characterized by intense emotional depth, in a sophisticated, post-Romantic, Impressionist style. Now, all her scores for solo piano are available to Piano Street’s members. Read more

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Topic: Singing with mud - Improv (Read 3689 times)

quantum

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Singing with mud - Improv

on: September 10, 2008, 09:40:01 PM

you think?

September-10-2008_02.mp3 (8830.09 kB - downloaded 104 times.)

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Derek

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Re: Singing with mud - Improv

Reply #1 on: September 12, 2008, 01:10:07 AM

Not all the way through the piece yet but I'm enjoying this very much...I love the slow "muddy" melodies over the..well, mud! Despite the silly title it's quite fascinating/beautiful music.