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| − | * ... that an impromptu sound-check by '''[[Dan Bellomy]]''' turned into the first track on an album? <small>Source: Musselman, Dan (September 2001). "For the Records: Fulton Blue". Theatre Organ. Vol. 43 no. 5. San Francisco, California: American Theatre Organ Soceity. p.29. "Right at the opening of ''Fulton Blue'', we are treated to a piece of Dan's on-the-spot composing, " | + | * ... that an impromptu sound-check by '''[[Dan Bellomy]]''' turned into the first track on an album? <small>Source: Musselman, Dan (September 2001). "For the Records: Fulton Blue". Theatre Organ. Vol. 43 no. 5. San Francisco, California: American Theatre Organ Soceity. p.29. "Right at the opening of ''Fulton Blue'', we are treated to a piece of Dan's on-the-spot composing, "Morton Madness." Far from being a piece of insanity, this great opener came about as a by-product. As final adjustments were being made by recording engineer William O. Schlotter, Dan was asked to play some of his loudest registrations to set recording levels. He played "the first things that came to mind." It came together as a finished work, sounding for all the world like something he had worked on and polished for hours, if not days."</small> |
:* ''Reviewed'': [[Template:Did you know nominations/Organ Symphony No. 3 (Vierne)|Organ Symphony No. 3 (Vierne)]] | :* ''Reviewed'': [[Template:Did you know nominations/Organ Symphony No. 3 (Vierne)|Organ Symphony No. 3 (Vierne)]] | ||
:* ''Comment'': moved to mainspace September 23, I'd been working on it for some time in draft-space, and COVID has significantly interrupted access to some important sources. | :* ''Comment'': moved to mainspace September 23, I'd been working on it for some time in draft-space, and COVID has significantly interrupted access to some important sources. | ||
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Dan Bellomy
- ... that an impromptu sound-check by Dan Bellomy turned into the first track on an album? Source: Musselman, Dan (September 2001). "For the Records: Fulton Blue". Theatre Organ. Vol. 43 no. 5. San Francisco, California: American Theatre Organ Soceity. p.29. "Right at the opening of Fulton Blue, we are treated to a piece of Dan's on-the-spot composing, "Morton Madness." Far from being a piece of insanity, this great opener came about as a by-product. As final adjustments were being made by recording engineer William O. Schlotter, Dan was asked to play some of his loudest registrations to set recording levels. He played "the first things that came to mind." It came together as a finished work, sounding for all the world like something he had worked on and polished for hours, if not days."
- Reviewed: Organ Symphony No. 3 (Vierne)
- Comment: moved to mainspace September 23, I'd been working on it for some time in draft-space, and COVID has significantly interrupted access to some important sources.
Created by 78.26 (talk). Self-nominated at 19:37, 23 September 2020 (UTC).