16.June.2016

When I get frustrated with my ability to play the “right” notes, I take some time off to play the “left” notes, instead.

When I was putting my bass clarinet together, I noticed that the sound of the keys closing was pretty cool and kind of similar to the sound of the African instrument called the Mbira.

So I recorded the keys closing as the percussion track for this tune. Now I just need to figure out how to use Audacity to make a loop out of it.

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07.June.2016

When I get frustrated with my ability to play the “right” notes, I take some time out and play the “left” notes instead.

Recorded some solo clarinet noodling, then added another track.

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20.May.2016

When I get frustrated with my ability to play the “right” notes, I take some time out and play the “left” notes instead.

Some solo clarinet noodling.

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