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Subject: Re: An inspiration!/Karen
Date: Sun, 2 Feb 2003 21:10:58 -0700
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drbob  wrote:

>> I play along with a wonderful program from PGMusic in Victoria called
>> Band-in-a-Box. You type in the chords of the piece of music, tell it the
>> genre or style and it creates a "live" sounding backup
group for you.
>> Since it probably has over 800 styles, it is great fun to explore say a
>> renaissance piece in Chet Atkins country style! I did a little
>> presentation before Christmas with it. I was totally bored with the
>> bland treacle interpretations I was hearing everywhere, so decided I
>> would do everything with a strong beat and goodly tempo. Much fun, and
>> the audience really responded. I ended with the French carol, "Angels,
>> We Have Heard When High" done with a backing that sounded like nothing
>> other than early Rolling Stones. It was great fun to play.
>>
> This was even fun reading!!

Dr. Bob!

You gotta get that program and start playing again! I have created hundreds
of files I can share with you!

larry!
ICQ 76620504
http://www.larry-bolch.com/

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