Tonsils on Piano

I’ve been fighting a virus for the past two days and yesterday was the worst. I had achy joints all day, but no fever. So I go to bed and wake up with all the joint pain gone, feeling good as new. Except my throat feels raw. So I go and look in the mirror and they are three times as big. Seeing that I didn’t have a fever, I’m pretty sure this is some kind of viral tonsillitis.

I’ve been getting the vibe from people that Bats in the Belfry is too mean. I really don’t care, but since I’m not 100% health-wise, I’ll give the people something not so mean. Its a little ode, once again, to Nancarrow. Funny, though, once I plug the high powered grand VST in, it sounds a little Chopin-esque. Of course, with my style stamped in there somewhere.

Tonsils on Piano

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About J.C. Combs

J.C. Combs, b. October 4, 1970, is an American composer, sound artist and phonographer.

3 Responses to “Tonsils on Piano”

  1. david toub says :

    Sure, it might sound a little like Chopin, but I think there’s a little Ligeti in there as well. Nice!

  2. J.C. Combs says :

    Thanks, David. It was interesting that without the hall the work sounded much more as I intended, player piano-Nancarrow influence. Makes me wonder what his works would sound like if I were able to pump the data into my system. But, of course, nothing can replace what he did with his piano, adding materials to the hammers, etc.

  3. Marc Chan says :

    Feel better soon! :)

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