Farrago Zabriskie, by Lee Rosevere

Farrago Zabriskie

by Lee Rosevere

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1.	A Misdirection 03:01	info	buy track
2.	Ciro 03:13	info	buy track
3.	Plateau 03:46	info	buy track
4.	Farrago 03:27	info	buy track
5.	Nerves and Veins 03:52	info	buy track
6.	Ely Ivy 02:27	info	buy track

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Farrago: "noun. a confused mixture. synonyms: hodgepodge, mishmash, ragbag, potpourri, jumble, mess, confusion, mélange, gallimaufry, hash, assortment, miscellany, mixture, conglomeration, medley

Recently, I discovered a video on Youtube that combines my music with the wonderful work of Chris Zabriskie (chriszabriskie.com)

For those who are not familiar with him, he is a very active and popular member of the Creative Commons community. He makes all of his music available for free download, and he also made the choice to license it as BY, allowing it to be used for commercial use without permission (he wrote about why in his blogpost).

After watching the video, I opened both our songs in my browser - they both started playing at the same time and I really liked the result. They blended seamlessly together and had a striking, delicate 'virtual interplay'.

So I decided to try mixing my music with Chris's intentionally. And with his permission, I'm pleased to present the results in this EP of remix-mashup-virtual-duets.

When I started working, I made the strict rule that none of the pitches or speeds of the original songs could be changed - that would make the process of 'matching' the songs together a little too easy and kind of cheating.

So, the only allowance of manipulation was simple cutting and pasting, and some minor sound processing (chorus, reverb, etc). The finished songs have some wonderfully odd and beautiful moments and perhaps bring a fresh perspective to the original material.

All songs independently written by Chris Zabriskie (CZ) and Lee Rosevere (LR) unless otherwise noted.