ELWOOD HERRING'S MUSIC CATALOGUE

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Play Mins March of the Killer Ants op.2 (1979)

Original recording 06:20 The second thing I tried to do with the Korg was an attempt at writing a string quartet - I wasn't really up to it in 1979, and neither was the Korg, but I did manage to create an interesting and highly unusual piece of music.

String MIDI 06:20 Here is a MIDI string version with some minor alterations. Still doesn't sound right, although it is an improvement on the original. A failed experiment I thought - until I tried using a piano sound instead...

Piano MIDI 06:20 Now it sounds like some mad prehistoric march when played on piano (or rather two pianos - or maybe one piano with two pianists, I don't know) The title came to me when I made this version and realised it reminded me of the music in a Tom & Jerry cartoon when the ants are marching single file towards Tom's picnic basket.

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	*Play*	*Mins*	March of the Killer Ants op.2 (1979)
Original recording		06:20	The second thing I tried to do with the Korg was an attempt at writing a string quartet - I wasn't really up to it in 1979, and neither was the Korg, but I did manage to create an interesting and highly unusual piece of music.
String MIDI		06:20	Here is a MIDI string version with some minor alterations. Still doesn't sound right, although it is an improvement on the original. A failed experiment I thought - until I tried using a piano sound instead...
Piano MIDI		06:20	Now it sounds like some mad prehistoric march when played on piano (or rather two pianos - or maybe one piano with two pianists, I don't know) The title came to me when I made this version and realised it reminded me of the music in a Tom & Jerry cartoon when the ants are marching single file towards Tom's picnic basket.