Bless you Pat, but I'm losing my interest in the
"direct connection". It loses luster as it gains
familiarity. And provides a lethal distraction from
what is ultimately most important to me--the
rational ordering of notes of music and of their
correllating ideas. If you meet the Buddha, kill him. The music that
I make for myself, I make for myself. The music
that I make for the marketplace is readily
available, and the "professional" work I'm doing
now will be readily available, soon enough. You
will probably not like it. It will be on soundtrack
albums. The "other" music, the more personal
music, is less and less valuable to the market,
but more and more valuable to me, and more
difficult to both create and reproduce. You here
on this page have shown interest in that other
music, and I thank you for that.
If and as genuinely personal music appears
from me, I'll share it with you as best as I can,
but in a quiet quiet way. I will never promote it,
and it will only exist if nature allows it to. That
much I have learned. Kill "HCTNFU". Long live "A Fine Mess".Distribute it free, mass-produce it. I don't care.
I wont whine or prosecute.
It's yours now, as will other music that comes to
be from similar circumstances.yrs, David Baerwald
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Baerwald
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Bless you Pat, but I'm losing my interest in the
"direct connection". It loses luster as it gains
familiarity. And provides a lethal distraction from
what is ultimately most important to me--the
rational ordering of notes of music and of their
correllating ideas. If you meet the Buddha, kill him. The music that
I make for myself, I make for myself. The music
that I make for the marketplace is readily
available, and the "professional" work I'm doing
now will be readily available, soon enough. You
will probably not like it. It will be on soundtrack
albums. The "other" music, the more personal
music, is less and less valuable to the market,
but more and more valuable to me, and more
difficult to both create and reproduce. You here
on this page have shown interest in that other
music, and I thank you for that.
If and as genuinely personal music appears
from me, I'll share it with you as best as I can,
but in a quiet quiet way. I will never promote it,
and it will only exist if nature allows it to. That
much I have learned. Kill "HCTNFU". Long live "A Fine Mess".Distribute it free, mass-produce it. I don't care.
I wont whine or prosecute.
It's yours now, as will other music that comes to
be from similar circumstances.yrs, David Baerwald
