Sure, the genre says New Age, but don’t worry about that. Right now Tunecore is in the middle of negotiating with iTunes re: classical genre misrepresentation of all classical artists.
2 Responses to ““Bats in the Belfry” iTunes-Ready”
Marc Chan says :
congrats on the 2nd album james! ‘bats in the belfry”s sounding good!!
J.C. Combs says :
thanks! i’ve decided to move in a 3-prong approach from here.
1. Electronic/experimental.
2. Scoring for solo instruments, maybe more we’ll see.
3. Long piano single works.
#3 is the easiest. I have a mixer I need to figure out how to use and finally a sweet notation program I need to figure out as well. I would be lying if I didn’t admit those are areas where a college of the arts benefits composers greatly (at least the art schools which allow notation programs
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congrats on the 2nd album james! ‘bats in the belfry”s sounding good!!
thanks! i’ve decided to move in a 3-prong approach from here.
1. Electronic/experimental.
2. Scoring for solo instruments, maybe more we’ll see.
3. Long piano single works.
#3 is the easiest. I have a mixer I need to figure out how to use and finally a sweet notation program I need to figure out as well. I would be lying if I didn’t admit those are areas where a college of the arts benefits composers greatly (at least the art schools which allow notation programs