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Where the same song gets rearranged again and again...and again

At base level, it is about the many ways we can rearrange music into different forms - twisting, pulling, adding and subtracting pieces and parts until you achieve a desired outcome.

When I originally conceived of the show, the goal ways to learn about music writing and arranging through osmosis; by hearing how others explain their process of re-arrangement, I hoped to gain the tools and confidence to approach new or existing music. My hope was that others would benefit from this journey as well.

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In this episode, Kim Chin-Gibbons plays and instrumental rendition of Auld Lang Syne that focuses in on the melody; how can we twist, pull, and push one melody line to make a song feel unique?

Host: Rob McCarthy

Outro: Our Ending by Kim Chin-Gibbons

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In this episode, Kim Chin-Gibbons plays and instrumental rendition of Auld Lang Syne that focuses in on the melody; how can we twist, pull, and push one melody line to make a song feel unique?

Host: Rob McCarthy

Outro: Our Ending by Kim Chin-Gibbons

Ep. 2 - Kim Chin-Gibbons Stretches Time and Sound

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