When I see something on +YouTube (or elswhere) that I think is great, I like to know what went into making it. I like to learn about the preparation, the gear, the intention. That stuff is interesting to me. I care about that kind of thing. Do you? I'm happy to share what I know about what I do. If you'r interested in that, leave me a comment here and/ or Subscribe at https://www.youtube.com/AtmosMusic Whether it's a music making concept, technique, audio/ recording info., teaching…whatever. If you're interested in that kind of thing, let me know. Otherwise, I'll just happily moveContinue readingWhen I see something on +YouTube (or elswhere) that I think is great, I like to…
I Sell the Most When I Give it All Away
Thank you to all of you (and there were a lot) that took me up on my offer of gifting my Entire Music Catalog over this past holiday. I was told this was a brave and risky thing to do. I am grateful and humbled that so many people took the time to listen. I am also grateful for the unexpected spike in sales. Christmas eve was my heaviest music sales day of the entire year! Thank you for your support! If you missed it, don’t worry. You’ll be able to open a tab and let my Everything album play all day long from right here.
Music as Our Primary Language
I’m sight-reading Bach’s Cello Suite V today. Though page turns are a constant interruption, this is an otherwise blissful way to spend a Monday. I have to have my act together as I have a wonderful new student. He’s a very dedicated traditional classical guitar student who’s family just moved to the US from the Osaka area of Japan. He speaks almost no english. It’s only via music that we can really communicate in a meaningful way.This might seem like a fairly severe limitation, but it’s really not a problem at all! With my english-speaking students I often stop speaking andContinue readingMusic as Our Primary Language
