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Music 4 Gadgets Gizmos Gongs just went up on Tidal! Over the next week it’ll be available through a lot of other streaming sites, Apple
Music 4 Gadgets Gizmos Gongs just went up on Tidal! Over the next week it’ll be available through a lot of other streaming sites, Apple
My second CD-length project—it’s released and out in the wild. It’s called Music 4 gadgets gizmos gongs. It’s available internationally through Apple Music, Spotify, Youtube, etc.,
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I’m Dr. Mark Polishook. I assume you’ve arrived here because You might be considering me as your next teacher at the piano and of music.
Here, you’ll find a link to seven new compositions that juxtapose pianos, electronic instruments, iPads, and more. It’s all part of a collection of pieces that don’t have a name as a whole but will shortly enough. Depending upon when you come across this little snippet of text, if you across it, all of the pieces may be up on the usual streaming sites such as Apple Music and Spotify. But RIGHT NOW, as I write this little snippet, they’re not there! They’re only here! Here as in here within a link in this post.
The recording project is almost done. Album cover art is upcoming. And getting all materials to distributors, meaning Apple Music, Spotify, and all fine streaming services.
The latest news from PolishookPiano. Said news includes a link to There is something. It also includes suggestions about how to improvise with a simple scale—it is so simple to improvise with a simple scale—but, yet, it’s not. The news also includes a short explanation about different kinds of ivory.
A rough mix of Earther Setter One for Steingraeber piano and Haken Continuum (mini)
A rough mix from my upcoming CD, a follow-up to It’s About Time, a solo piano recording I released last year. All recordings are and will be available on the iTunes store and Spotify and other purveyors of fine digitised music.
Something endlessly fascinating about JS Bach’s 5th Prelude in the Well Tempered Clavier, you know, this prelude in D major, is the pattern on top of which it’s
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