Friday 9 April 2021
by Wulf
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Do you remember the track I created in February called At Large? Here is a remix with real drums, courtesy of my friend George Nicholson (see Short Notice Jazz on Soundcloud), replacing the Logic Pro drummer on the original: I … Continue reading
Thursday 8 April 2021
by Wulf
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Apologies for the title to Nick Herbert, who hosted a song-writing workshop for Spring Harvest this afternoon. Nick is a prolific writer of worship songs and favours collaborative approaches. Pick a popular modern worship song with a list of authors … Continue reading
Tuesday 23 March 2021
by Wulf
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There should be remixes of a couple of my RPM2021 coming your way in the near future. One of my drummer friends contacted me and, after a bit of working out the how, he’s sent me recordings of drum performances … Continue reading
Monday 22 March 2021
by Wulf
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This morning, I finally got round to correcting my Lilypond score for Silent Night. I mentioned last Christmas that the ‘radiant beams from thy holy face’ line irked me although it is found in many editions of the lyrics. My … Continue reading
Tuesday 16 March 2021
by Wulf
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The intersection of those who are interested in guitar pedals, those who can tolerate musicals and those who love a good dose of the absurd is probably fairly small (although perhaps higher among my blog readership than the general population!). … Continue reading
Wednesday 10 March 2021
by Wulf
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I’m working on a piece of music for Palm Sunday. It is the widely known hymn Ride On, Ride On in Majesty and I’m more or less using the common WINCHESTER NEW setting. However, it is going to be accompanied … Continue reading
Sunday 28 February 2021
by Wulf
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I shared the final track yesterday but I forgot to mention that I did some cover art too. It is a combination of the images I used for each of the five tracks. Listen to the whole thing here: