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13 Monday Jan 2014

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album, conceptual, mass, music, requiem

My second album, Requiem, will be released on iTunes, Amazon, Spotify, Pandora, and many other sites on February 13. 

The album is a secular conceptualist setting of the Mass.  It consists of seven movements: 

– Kyrie
– Gloria
– Credo
– Sanctus
– Benedictus
– Agnus Dei
– Dona Nobis

The Kyrie movemebt can be heard here.

The work is dedicated to my father and grandfather.

For Tender Buttons featuring Gertrude Stein

08 Friday Nov 2013

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Coursera, Gertrude Stein, ModPo, Nicola Quinn, Tender Buttons

For Tender Buttons featuring Gertrude Stein
Written and performed by Nicola Quinn
Produced by Mark Snyder

Alchemy

31 Thursday Oct 2013

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choir, Gertrude Stein, ModPo

Alchemy, an experimental work inspired by Gertrude Stein and dedicated to the Button Collective in Modpo ’13.

Sardines and Oranges

19 Thursday Sep 2013

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bass guitar, Coursera, Frank O'Hara, jazz, ModPo, trumpet, Why I Am Not A Painter

Sardines and Oranges, an original jazz piece composed and performed by Mark Snyder.  Inspired by Frank O’Hara’s poem “Why I Am Not A Painter.”

On “Howl”

17 Tuesday Sep 2013

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Al Filreis, Allen Ginsberg, Coursera, Howl, ModPo, soundscape

On “Howl,” an electronic composition by Mark Snyder created from the audio track of the ModPo ’12 lecture video on Allen Ginsberg’s “Howl.”  Every sound in the piece is from the video; nothing has been added to the sound.

Carillon’s Dream

04 Sunday Aug 2013

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abstract, bass guitar, carillon, electronic, guitar, music

Carillon’s Dream, an original composition performed by Mark Snyder.

Solstice

01 Thursday Aug 2013

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abstract, music, soundscape

Solstice, composed and performed by Mark Snyder.

Sonnet 18

21 Friday Jun 2013

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Al Filreis, bass guitar, Mark Herron, ModPo, music, poetry, Shakespeare, Sonnet 18

Sonnet 18 (demo) by William Shakespeare, adapted and arranged by Mark Herron and Mark Snyder. Performed by Mark Snyder.

A rough sketch, quickly done to get the basic form of the song down.

Armed Forces Salute

05 Wednesday Jun 2013

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Armed Forces Salute, double bass, Lee County Community Orchestra, music

Armed Forces Salute, arr. Lowden, performed by the Lee County Community Orchestra, Sanford, NC.  May 13, 2013.

I’m the tall bass in the back, far stage left, with sunglasses hanging off my collar.

Mozart- Symphony No. 25 in G minor. I. Allegro con brio

05 Wednesday Jun 2013

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double bass, Lee County Community Orchestra, Mozart, music, Symphony No. 25

Mozart- Symphony No. 25 in G minor.  I.  Allegro con brio, performed by the Lee County Community Orchestra, Sanford, NC.  May 13, 2013.

I’m the tall bass in the back, far stage left, with sunglasses hanging off my collar.

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