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From Gary’s 2011 album “Calm After the Storm”. All music composed & performed © GaryPHayes 2011. Featuring Vocal Factory -ZeroG. Gary plays Logic, Omnisphere, RMX, Vocaloids, Gladiator, Koassilators, Akai Miniak, String Harp, Guitars & Akai Ewi 4000s
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VIDEO – 1-take Improvised sketch from Gary’s 2011 album “Calm After the Storm”. Performed & arranged © GaryPHayes 2011. Yanagisawa soprano Sax, Piano, Spectrasonics Omnisphere & RMX.
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VIDEO – Improvised sketch from Gary’s 2011 album “Calm After the Storm”. Performed & arranged © GaryPHayes 2011. Yanagisawa soprano Sax, Piano, Spectrasonics Omnisphere & RMX.
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1-take Improvised sketch from Gary’s 2011 album “Calm After the Storm”. Performed & arranged © GaryPHayes 2011. Yanagisawa soprano Sax, Piano, Spectrasonics Omnisphere & RMX.
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VIDEO – From Gary’s 2011 album “Calm After the Storm”. Performed & arranged © GaryPHayes 2011. Soprano Sax, Piano and Spectrasonics Omnisphere & RMX. Original composed by Donald Phillips © 1962
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From Gary’s 2011 album “Calm After the Storm”. Performed & arranged © GaryPHayes 2011. Soprano Sax, Piano and Spectrasonics Omnisphere & RMX. Original composed by Donald Phillips © 1962
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Remix – Vocal & Lyrics Imogen Heap, music composed & performed back in 2008 by GaryPHayes. Bit of fun, “Part of a crowd sourced charity call out” Gary plays Logic, Omnisphere, RMX, Gladiator
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From Gary’s 2011 album “Calm After the Storm”. All music composed & performed © GaryPHayes 2011. Featuring Vocal Factory -ZeroG. Gary plays Logic, Omnisphere, RMX, Vocaloids, Gladiator, Koassilators, Akai Miniak, String Harp, Guitars & Akai Ewi 4000s
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From Gary’s 2011 album “Calm After the Storm”. All music composed & performed © GaryPHayes 2011. Featuring Vocal Factory -ZeroG. Gary plays Logic, Omnisphere, RMX, Vocaloids, Gladiator, Koassilators, Akai Miniak, String Harp, Guitars & Akai Ewi 4000s
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From Gary’s 2011 trancemedia & chillout album “Calm After the Storm”. All music composed and performed © GaryPHayes 2011. Gary plays Logic, Omnisphere, RMX, Vocaloid 2.0, Gladiator, Koassilators, Akai Miniak, Acoustic Harp, Guitars & Akai Ewi 4000s
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From Gary’s 2011 trancemedia & chillout album “Calm After the Storm”. All music composed and performed © GaryPHayes 2011. Gary plays Logic, Omnisphere, RMX, Vocaloid 2.0, Gladiator, Koassilators, Akai Miniak, Acoustic Harp, Guitars & Akai Ewi 4000s
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From Gary’s 2011 trancemedia & chillout album “Calm After the Storm”. All music composed and performed © GaryPHayes 2011 – this track based loosely on Peculiar Smells which is loosely based on Mike Oldfield’s Tubular Bells!. Gary plays Logic, Omnisphere, RMX, Vocaloid 2.0, Gladiator, Koassilators, Akai Miniak, Acoustic Harp, Guitars & Akai Ewi 4000s
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From Gary’s 2011 trancemedia & chillout album “Calm After the Storm”. All music composed and performed © GaryPHayes 2011. Gary plays Logic, Omnisphere, RMX, Vocaloid 2.0, Gladiator, Koassilators, Akai Miniak, Acoustic Harp, Guitars & Akai Ewi 4000s
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Villanello Part 2/4 – Acoustic 1-take Impros on Harp, Guitar, Clarinet, Piano – ‘Primordial Noodle Soup’ – Gary Plays Salvi Julia Harp, Vantage Classical Guitar, Selmer Clarinet and Casio CDP200R Keys. ©© GaryPHayes 2011 Subscribe to 100s of free Gary tracks via iTunes & your reader at http://garyphayes.com
Video on YouTube at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j6JX_0BHRNk
Note: These pieces are actually a production flow test done a few months ago using Zoom Q3HD recorders to capture audio & vision and edited together in FCP – but on seeing them again, thought they were pleasant enough for YouTube
The pieces began with random Cm Harp improvisations followed by Guitar, Clarinet and Keyboard overlays (monitoring the video/audio of previous take in headphones of course) and were all 1-take (hence the rather ‘amorphous’, lost, sprawling nature of the pieces! Often when composing these sorts of impros usually form (tunes pop out) into more structured, finished pieces with the usual chord progressions and melody, but here they are left as ‘primordial’ noodle soup
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Villanello Part 1/4 – Acoustic 1-take Impros on Harp, Guitar, Clarinet, Piano – ‘Primordial Noodle Soup’ – Gary Plays Salvi Julia Harp, Vantage Classical Guitar, Selmer Clarinet and Casio CDP200R Keys. ©© GaryPHayes 2011 Subscribe to 100s of free Gary tracks via iTunes & your reader at http://garyphayes.com
Video on YouTube at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4jL_Yo2kyRk
Note: These pieces are actually a production flow test done a few months ago using Zoom Q3HD recorders to capture audio & vision and edited together in FCP – but on seeing them again, thought they were pleasant enough for YouTube
The pieces began with random Cm Harp improvisations followed by Guitar, Clarinet and Keyboard overlays (monitoring the video/audio of previous take in headphones of course) and were all 1-take (hence the rather ‘amorphous’, lost, sprawling nature of the pieces! Often when composing these sorts of impros usually form (tunes pop out) into more structured, finished pieces with the usual chord progressions and melody, but here they are left as ‘primordial’ noodle soup
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Villanello Part 3/4 – Acoustic 1-take Impros on Harp, Guitar, Clarinet, Piano – ‘Primordial Noodle Soup’ – Gary Plays Salvi Julia Harp, Vantage Classical Guitar, Selmer Clarinet and Casio CDP200R Keys. ©© GaryPHayes 2011 Subscribe to 100s of free Gary tracks via iTunes & your reader at http://garyphayes.com
Video on YouTube at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rlKYtK18_MQ
Note: These pieces are actually a production flow test done a few months ago using Zoom Q3HD recorders to capture audio & vision and edited together in FCP – but on seeing them again, thought they were pleasant enough for YouTube
The pieces began with random Cm Harp improvisations followed by Guitar, Clarinet and Keyboard overlays (monitoring the video/audio of previous take in headphones of course) and were all 1-take (hence the rather ‘amorphous’, lost, sprawling nature of the pieces! Often when composing these sorts of impros usually form (tunes pop out) into more structured, finished pieces with the usual chord progressions and melody, but here they are left as ‘primordial’ noodle soup
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Villanello Part 3/4 – Acoustic 1-take Impros on Harp, Guitar, Clarinet, Piano – ‘Primordial Noodle Soup’ – Gary Plays Salvi Julia Harp, Vantage Classical Guitar, Selmer Clarinet and Casio CDP200R Keys. ©© GaryPHayes 2011 Subscribe to 100s of free Gary tracks via iTunes & your reader at http://garyphayes.com
Video on YouTube at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rlKYtK18_MQ
Note: These pieces are actually a production flow test done a few months ago using Zoom Q3HD recorders to capture audio & vision and edited together in FCP – but on seeing them again, thought they were pleasant enough for YouTube
The pieces began with random Cm Harp improvisations followed by Guitar, Clarinet and Keyboard overlays (monitoring the video/audio of previous take in headphones of course) and were all 1-take (hence the rather ‘amorphous’, lost, sprawling nature of the pieces! Often when composing these sorts of impros usually form (tunes pop out) into more structured, finished pieces with the usual chord progressions and melody, but here they are left as ‘primordial’ noodle soup
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Villanello Part 1/4 – Acoustic 1-take Impros on Harp, Guitar, Clarinet, Piano – ‘Primordial Noodle Soup’ – Gary Plays Salvi Julia Harp, Vantage Classical Guitar, Selmer Clarinet and Casio CDP200R Keys. ©© GaryPHayes 2011 Subscribe to 100s of free Gary tracks via iTunes & your reader at http://garyphayes.com
Video on YouTube at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4jL_Yo2kyRk
Note: These pieces are actually a production flow test done a few months ago using Zoom Q3HD recorders to capture audio & vision and edited together in FCP – but on seeing them again, thought they were pleasant enough for YouTube
The pieces began with random Cm Harp improvisations followed by Guitar, Clarinet and Keyboard overlays (monitoring the video/audio of previous take in headphones of course) and were all 1-take (hence the rather ‘amorphous’, lost, sprawling nature of the pieces! Often when composing these sorts of impros usually form (tunes pop out) into more structured, finished pieces with the usual chord progressions and melody, but here they are left as ‘primordial’ noodle soup
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