ELWOOD HERRING'S MUSIC CATALOGUE

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Play Size Mins Fearless Asymmetry for 2 pianos op.41 (2003)

38k 08:00 A whacky pseudo-minimalist piano piece that lives up to its title. It's got more time signatures than Dr. Who's autograph book; there's barely a 4/4 bar in the whole piece, even though it's very rhythmic. There's also a well-known tune hidden in the piece which only becomes revealed right at the end. (Even though you hear the tune, it is not being played by either piano - a trick which Tchaikovsky used in his Pathetique symphony. It is only when the two pianos are combined that you "hear" the famous tune.)

Version with added percussion 58k 08:00 I've also made a version with percussion which sounds particularly good here as it emphasises the changing rhythms. (I quite like the idea of pianos+percussion, what do you think? Let me know!)

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	*Play*	*Size*	*Mins*	Fearless Asymmetry for 2 pianos op.41 (2003)
		38k	08:00	A whacky pseudo-minimalist piano piece that lives up to its title. It's got more time signatures than Dr. Who's autograph book; there's barely a 4/4 bar in the whole piece, even though it's very rhythmic. There's also a well-known tune hidden in the piece which only becomes revealed right at the end. (Even though you hear the tune, it is not being played by either piano - a trick which Tchaikovsky used in his Pathetique symphony. It is only when the two pianos are combined that you "hear" the famous tune.)
Version with added percussion		58k	08:00	I've also made a version with percussion which sounds particularly good here as it emphasises the changing rhythms. (I quite like the idea of pianos+percussion, what do you think? Let me know!)