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🦋 Untitled melody

Here is a melody that I've been working on a bit yesterday and today. I'm not sure what kind of a song it is -- at first I thought I might be playing a minuet, and perhaps it is that -- some kind of simple dance.

While recording this, I finally got my procedure together for setting up and breaking down my recording equipment. Not quite satisfied with the performance, whatever -- this is a work in progress...

Update: a refinement -- I've changed the B part substantially. have not recorded this yet:

posted morning of Sunday, April 26th, 2009
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