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Run, don’t walk, to get “Who Cares Vol 2”
Run, don’t walk, to get “Who Cares Vol 2”

So honored to have my piece “Mundanity and Prayer” included on Volume 2 | Who Cares?

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Limbo
Limbo
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Sarah Davachi Artist Talk: Psychoacoustics, Timbre, & Minimalism
Sarah Davachi Artist Talk: Psychoacoustics, Timbre, & Minimalism
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“Mundanity & Prayer”
“Mundanity & Prayer”
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The Gibson-Reid Summit - On Education

A recent topic of obsession is fast becoming education. It feels like the most insurmountable endeavor, and yet somehow it goes on in the world, occasionally with success!

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“Meh, It’s All Subjective”

A groundwork for utilizing “subjectivity” can also be difficult to narrow down when every discipline seems to approach it a little differently, to say nothing of our colloquial folk-use of the term to excuse radically incommensurate notions of the world.

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BBC “In Our Time” on Hope
BBC “In Our Time” on Hope
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Podcast (finally) Released!
Podcast (finally) Released!

I’m thrilled to announce the release of my new podcast, Things That Seemed Important At The Time, available everywhere podcasts can be streamed. I intend to build this podcast up over the coming year, so please tune in and join the conversation!

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Performancelessness Chapter 2
Performancelessness Chapter 2

Chapter 2 of my JazzYYC Performancelessness videos.

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Introducing Mark Limacher

Meet the internationally-trained Composer-Pianist behind the Quiet-Slow-Boring compositions.

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Compositions preoccupied with timbre and miniature forms.

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A little Monday afternoon chamber music reading at @thegrandyyc ! The biggest thanks to @legato_gelato @nikkidmcc @bigbonesbill @n.d.drums @lololunes @staplesbows and @jon.wielebnowski for workshopping my works in progress- Can’t wait to brin
A massive thank you to @kaja_irwin for using my piece Chorale in her project, LIMBO, and quite honestly, for what is possibly the greatest stair climbing sequence I have ever had the privilege of being tangentially involved in. I can’t recomm
For Bandcamp Friday this month I want to take a moment to acknowledge the work of my illustrious collaborator, Brianna Strong, @bad_taiste. Brianna has been the genius behind all the Quiet-Slow-Boring merch that has been populating the world now, and
The Merch Has Arrived! LINK IN BIO! A massive thank you to @bad_taiste and @bad_kultaur for all the work that has gone into this. I am very excited to reveal the first round of items available in my new online store! All items are ethically sourced
It’s Bandcamp Friday! If you should find yourself living alongside that gentle pang of curiosity, head over to my Bandcamp page to purchase some of my music, or become a subscriber for as little as $3.29-$6.99/month to have access to those al
Wonderful sick things happening.
A real pleasure to talk with Chris Dadge from @bugincision on today’s episode (Link in Bio) - so much to discuss after all these years! No stone is left unturned, culminating with a very important hierarchy of Red Hot Chili Peppers Albums. Hop
“Tijuana Brass plays Survivor from Warsaw and Verklärte Nacht” remain a treasured album for me. Thanks to @quinnhgibson for the on-location image! #crossoverartists
Many thanks to @lesleyhinger for dropping by on the podcast- Link in Bio! We cover all the important stuff, "Why is New Music?" and "What's the correct number of notes that should be in a piece?" We really get to the bottom of th
@lololunes and I used the A.I. feature on rotor videos to see what it would produce with selected tracks from our album of improvisations, "Temporarily Yours". The results are deeply amusing, as clearly, this is a service "not meant fo