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Dad wanted me to put together a CD that would be "suitable for grandparents". He chose a bunch of songs and then I selected a subset of those and ordered them chronologically. Here are the original, grandparent-targeted liner notes:
2002-05-12
Hi!
This is a "sampler" of songs that I recorded over the years (under the name "Tripecac"), arranged in chronological order. My Dad picked these out as ones you might like!
I wrote and recorded all of the music by myself, using keyboards, tape recorders, and, later, computers. During the 1990s, I programmed my tunes into an "SY55" keyboard, which had a limited amount of memory, so the songs tended to be short and simple. I used the same keyboard for ten years, and recorded six albums (about 130 songs) with it.
In 2000, I bought a new keyboard (a "Triton") and started using computers to assemble my songs. It took me several months to learn how to create songs like I used to using computer software. During that learning period, I recorded several long, improvised "test" songs; "Piano Jam (part 1)", "Dad Song", and "Close Your Eyes" are excerpts from those tests.
After I moved to Bellingham (in August 2001), I finally had enough time to start recording "real" songs again; "Memorial" and "Renewal" were my first "finished" songs since 1997! Since then, I have recorded several other instrumental and vocal songs and continue to work on music almost every day.
I hope you enjoy the tunes. I certainly had a lot of fun creating them!
-- Travis