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Jalal Ali (Syria) |
Jalal's
music is peaceful and soothing. He seems pretty happy to make
music. |
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Mikhail Alkhutov (Russia) |
A doctor
who
plays piano and writes jazz. |
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Charles Belfor (Nederland) |
A young Dutch cellist who knows how an orchestra sounds. |
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Philip Bradbury (USA)
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I don't have
much information about PT Bradbury. The music's good, though. |
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Sandra Bradley (USA) |
Her
music
is definitely worth hearing; she communicates much. There is
a lot of it, too. |
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Troy S. Carlson (USA)
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Energetic
nusic by an energetic (and talented) composer. He calls his
music "Sci-Fi Rock." |
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Roberto DiMarino (Italy) |
A music professor who writes excellent classical and some jazz
compositions. |
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Gyula Oldal (Hungary) |
This site is in
Hungarian, but the page layout will help you find the very compelling
music. |
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Donya Quick (USA) |
Donya Quick is a gifted
musician. There's no other way to put it. |
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David Rubenstein (USA) |
Several
different sections of thoughtfully-constructed music by a skilled
amateur. |
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Christel Vinot
(USA) |
This
gifted young lady does very good things with MIDI. What is it
with cellists? |
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Ronald Zaalberg (Nederland) |
Strong and modern-sounding music. Uses MIDI to plenty of
advantage. |
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