ELWOOD HERRING'S MUSIC CATALOGUE

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D/L Mins Metamorphosis op.7 (1979)

Metamorphosis 23:55 The idea here was to make a piece of music that changed only gradually - 'metamorphosed' as it went along. It turned out to be a long meandering piece which goes nowhere. Definitely not one of my best works. Originally 25 minutes long, but trimmed slightly here. I wouldn't bother with this one if I were you. Just click on "Next work".

(I am including my failures on this website because I want to show that you can't appreciate success without acknowledging failure. Each piece of music I create is an experiment in some way or other, and I learn something every time regardless of whether I deem it a success or a failure. This one didn't really work out, but I still learned a lot from making it. So that's why it's here.)

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	*D/L*	*Mins*	Metamorphosis op.7 (1979)
Metamorphosis		23:55	The idea here was to make a piece of music that changed only gradually - 'metamorphosed' as it went along. It turned out to be a long meandering piece which goes nowhere. Definitely not one of my best works. Originally 25 minutes long, but trimmed slightly here. I wouldn't bother with this one if I were you. Just click on "Next work". (I am including my failures on this website because I want to show that you can't appreciate success without acknowledging failure. Each piece of music I create is an experiment in some way or other, and I learn something every time regardless of whether I deem it a success or a failure. This one didn't really work out, but I still learned a lot from making it. So that's why it's here.)