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1 month ago
Dr. Donald E. McGinnis
A fixture of the Columbus music scene for over 65 years, Dr. Donald E. McGinnis is turning 90 this October. In this video, Dr. McGinnis gives his t...
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2 months ago
"Earthly Hope" from Starry Wanderers, Composed by Matthew Saunders
Pianist Avguste Antonov performs "Earthly Hope" at Youngstown State University.
Starry Wanderers is a set of 10 pieces written by composer Matthew...
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4 months ago
Shostakovich Prelude in Eb, Op.34 No. 14
Crane Symphony Orchestra performs on February 18, 2011
Dmitri Shostakovich- Prelude in Eb, Op. 34 No. 14
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Whose transcription is this?
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6 months ago
Sonatina for Clarinet and Piano
I composed this piece as a creative response to my work with Dr. Donald McGinnis documenting and analyzing his Symphony for Band. The premiere was...
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Sonatina for Clarinet and Piano
I composed this piece as a creative response to my work with Dr. Donald McGinnis documenting and analyzing his Symphony for Band. The premiere was...
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1 year ago
Progress Through Knowledge
World Premere of Oklahoma Panhandle State University Centennial Song!
Music by Matthew Saunders and Words by Elaina Stewart
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1 year ago
South Africa for Horn and Marimba
Composer Matthew Saunders (matthew@martiandances.com) composed this work for Nancy Joy in 2007. The piece features a plethora of African rhythms, l...
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1 year ago
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Patrick and Peter--Congratulations on a fantastic performance! You nailed it!--Matt
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1 year ago
Bipolar Echo - What I thought (performance version) Bipolar Echo *Mixed by Beau Hill*
Bipolar Echo's first music video
Special thanks to Charles Frisby and Brian Mitchell
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Fantastic!
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About two2twain's channel
Fantastic performance of the third movement of my piano cycle "Starry Wanderers." Each movement is a musical description of one of the planets (or the mooon) from a socio-scientific viewpoint. If you're interested in the piece, let me know.