In the HandsPaul Cantrell's music weblog: Original recordings of piano music old and new, classical and otherwise, from a devoted amateur. The podcast features complete pieces -- not just snippets! -- and spoken commentary. Music ranges from Chopin, Brahms, Schubert and Schumann to avante-garde improvisations.Todd Harper: Rattlesnake Song 2- March 24, 2006 Things don&8217;t look good for me to create more new piano recordings in my home studio in the immediate future, so I&8217;m going to have to stall &8212; but I figure I might at least stall with something good! This is a piece from the most recent Keys Please! concert. It adds a nice little bit of variation to the blog: not only is it not Cantrell, Chopin, or Brahms, but &8230; it doesn&8217;t even have a piano in it! (Yes, I&8217;m really going out on a limb.) It&8217;s also stylistically...http://innig.net/music/inthehands/2006/03/23/112/ Exciting! New! Read all about it!- March 22, 2006 I&8217;ve added a two new things to my web site that may be of interest: New Music-Only Podcast For those of you not up on all the tech-y stuff, this site has a &8220;podcast&8221; &8212; a feature that lets your computer automatically download the music and save it to your music library or portable music player. Until now, the podcast has featured a spoken version of the written commentary that goes with each piece. This works well for people listening, say, at the gym or in their car....http://innig.net/music/inthehands/2006/03/21/111/ Brahms Intermezzo 117.2 (remastered)- March 2, 2006 Ahoy there. It&8217;s been a while! I&8217;ve been busy. It&8217;s a sad fact of life that I have bills to pay, and in spite of the tremendous generosity of some of this podcast&8217;s listeners, a whole year&8217;s worth of donations to In the Hands don&8217;t even cover a month&8217;s rent. So, I&8217;ve been working &8212; which is not entirely a bad thing: it&8217;s a good job, I like the other people, and I&8217;m working on interesting stuff &8230; but it&8217;s just amazing how much time.http://innig.net/music/inthehands/2006/03/01/110/ |