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Creating a new genre for a new generation of classical music enthusiasts!
Pioneering Alternative-Classical Pianist · Therapy Concert Artist · Caregiving Advocate · Go Red For Women Ambassador · Stroke Ambassador · Official Magic Brat in the World & World's Youngest Illusionista · founder & host of Notes & Poets ·
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- Summary"Mai-Ling :: Pioneering the genre of new sound for a new generation of classical music enthusiasts"
My Name is Frances Mai-Ling, I am a Pioneering Alternative-Classical pianist. It's a genre I created for the music I compose has a place in this world.It is new, exciting, relaxing and therapeutic. Its' Classical music with a twist. My father who's 84 and a 11 year post stroke survivor enjoys my music greatly. Not because he's my father, but the benefits of it being healing has helpful towards his recovery.I perform a concert program of original music that ncludes vocal and instrumental music, music written to theatrical and film productions, music inspired my nature, story and film, and music set to the text of Shakespeare. In addition to regular concerts I also perform therapy concerts in healthcare facilities. I created Notes & Poets, a place to showcase creative individuals talents. I am one of the original members of the Shake + Poe Project. Where we perform original music to the text of Shakespeare & Poe. I am also a published writer and visual artist.
I also work with the American Heart Association and its division the American Stroke Association as a Go Red For Women and Stroke Association Ambassador. Since 2002, I have been working hard to help create an awareness for heart disease and stroke through my CDs by putting awareness information and donating a portion of every sale to the AHA/ASA, being a pioneer in advocacy through music. In 2005 I created the "Take Heart Awareness Cause" to help in my crusade of educating people. Along with that, I give speaking presentations about caregiving. I have been recognized regionally and nationally and was awarded a "Heart & Stroke Heros" Award. I am also co-founder of EastWestNow Records, the first record label to promote artists who are Asian, with a focus of those who are half-Asian.
I'm currently working to release a new CD, two book projects in the subject of Magic and Caregiving.Specialties: MUSIC: Piano performance Film Scoring Theatre Scoring Shakespeare Text Producing, releasing and recording CDs Publishing Writer: Magic History Creative Poetry Prose Visual Artist: Most mediums Mainly wearable art: leather jackets and purses/bags Graphic Design: Commercial and Illustration Health: Caregiving, Ambassador for Heart & Stroke.Additional Information-
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- Feb 02, 12
Ever since I heard about the MacArthur Fellowship years ago,
I have secretly wished that someone would put my name in the
mix.
It probably seems unrealistic, but maybe unrealistic goals are
a good thing.
In the past 14 years, I've really strive to grow personally,
artistically, creatively, and professionally. These are in several
areas, not just one, but with the same focus in mind. I think I've
accomplished a lot and made strides in unusual areas that
many have never thought about attempting.
To this day, I still have a lot of goals I want to accomplish.
In my time, I will accomplish them, whether I were to receive
one or not.
My passion for what I do, would make me a worthy candidate and
one they would be proud of. I hope that someday, my name will
be nominated anonymously.
I believe I am someone who stands up for their mission that I
"show exceptional merit and promise for continued and enhanced creative work."
and that I am "...an investment in a person's originality, insight, and potential."
I will keep my wishful thinking that all the good things I do
will come to fruitation, in due time.
more later...
<3 - Feb 01, 12
My always Nancy Kwan
from Flower Drum Song.
She's 1/2 Chinese and 1/2 British
50-50 just like me.
:D - Dec 29, 11
Just a note that I will be creating my end-of-the-year
gift to all my listeners and supporters.
I'm just behind. But it will be finished.
<3 - Dec 01, 11december 1st = day without art
december 1st = world aids day
means you are allowed to be naked for a day.
december 2nd you put your clothes back on.
in memory of chuck
http://www.worldaidsday.org - Oct 03, 11
Growing up in a predominately caucasian area wasn't the easiest.
Nor was was being half Chinese and half Polish.
In the 1970's, interacial marriages were frowned up.
To add to the pain, so were interacial children.
Growing up interactial and not being socially accepted was
not easy. You look funny and talk funny because one parent
has an accent that you don't hear.
This was what it was like for me growing up.
It caused me a lot of emotional pain but it also created
an identity crisis that took me a long time to
over come and find who I am.
I don't know if the trials and tribulations I endured
have helped me become a stronger person but
I would not allow a child today to go through it today.
Times are are tougher today than it was 30 years ago.
Peer pressure is even harder for kids to cope with.
Teen Suicide is at a all time high.
Whether it be from this or even sexual orientation.
I had loving parents and I knew that no matter what
people said about me and made me feel, I had to
realize that I was a unique person inside.
"Sticks and stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me."
As for today, who bullies me now?
There are certain people today, who feel they have some sort of authority
that makes them better than you. They think they are criticizing
you but they aren't. There's a difference in critique where it
helps make you a better person in what you do. Where as the
opposite effect only hurts the person who judges you in order
to make them and their ego feel better.
I don't allow it to get to me.
I don't tolerate airing dirty laundry out in public to
boost a person's self- esteem.
But I don't give them the satisfaction of creating
a reaction out of me so they know that it's bother me.
I just work around it.
Mom's best advice...
Silence is Golden. - Sep 23, 11
I've always had a very time difficult reading.
I don't know why but it's not in my blood to read huge volumes of
books unless I'm completely compelled to do so.
I think it has to do with the way my eyes focus and
keeping my attention span from being short.
Part of it my time to devote to reading a book.
I've never been a fiction type of person, more of a journal
reader and history type of read. I love reading magazines
and stories of interest. That being of technological, personal,
creative to technique in specific areas of interest.
But I do have something up my sleeve when it comes to reading
long complete books. I have three books that have changed my life.
These have been read within the last oh... 5 years or so.
These are in no particular order but I shall explain each one and why.
1. The Republic of Love by Carol Shields
I love watching interesting movies and tv shows, and I have never been
compelled to read a book based from a film and read it. But it did
happen once. I was at the library one day and I saw the film movement
series on the shelf and the title "The Republic of Love" stood out and
called to me. It's story set and filmed in Toronto. Anyone who knows
me extremely well, Toronto calls to me like a cup of strong coffee
from Tim Horton Donuts. I had to watch it. This is when I feel in
love with the actor Bruce Greenwood.
He was soo perfect in the roll as was, Emelia Fox. I watched this film
probably 3 of 4 times before returning it to the library. I think I took
the film about a half dozen times. I sat their catching phrases and
jotting them down. Until I learned there was a book and took it out
right away. It took me about 6 weeks to read it from cover to cover.
But I was writing down ideas and things that inspired me. That I found
myself inspired enough to write a song entitled "Only Enchantment."
It's still one of my favorite books and films.
2. Hiding the Elephant by Jim Steinmeyer
This was the first book I ever read by Jim. He's a personal friend
who has written countless books and worked for some major theme
parks, film studios, broadway shows and some amazing magicians.
When I first started working on my book project four years ago,
I was uncertain as to how to begin the writing process. I felt I
needed a guide or muse per se. And Jim's book was available at
the library. I read through it as if I never knew anything about
magic or even any history of it. Well, in a sense that is very
true. I learned a lot from Jim and even more about myself. It's
one of the best books out there for anyone who wants to learn
about history without going over your head. I once told Jim
that I learned a lot from his book. He said that was a great compliment
coming from someone who lived through a lot of magic in their life.
3. The Glorious Deception: The Double Life of William Robinson,
aka Chung Ling Soo, the "Marvelous Chinese Conjurer" by Jim Steinmeyer
This book garnered rave reviews. And I was already hooked onto
Jim's writing style. I had to read it. This book was even longer
than 'Hiding.'The difference between this book and 'Hiding' was
that this is solely on one person and the previous was about
an overview of magic. I had to read this because this story
intrigued me but is also helped me read a writing style on
one person alone. The amount time and effort it took for Jim
to compile and tell William Robinson's story. I was drawn to
the book, the story and words Jim put on paper. It helped
shaped my ability to research and piece together important
information for my own book. This is a must read.
Currently I'm looking to find time to read Jim's most current
book on Thurston. Being that I have a connection to Thurston
via Dante with my father, it's helps me understand one
of the most interesting magician that garnered the title,
"The World's Greatest Magician."
It has gained excellent reviews and made many
top 10 lists including TIME magazine. I have the up most respect
for Jim and he's been a constant supporter in my book project
on my father. It also helps that he's been inspired by him as well.
So that sums up my three books that changed my life.
and in both a educational and creative way.
o/o - Sep 22, 11
I was told once that I was funny and that I should be a comic.
But the problem with that, is that I never thought I was funny.
Yeah, I make funny comments, lines, jokes, scenarios and obscurely funny ideas.
But who doesn't.
OKAY okay, maybe that does mean I am humorous.
But what is humorous?
I don't mean that funny bone in your elbow err arm area-ish.
I sometimes look funny, maybe more tired these days.
But honestly, I like being entertained.
However, it seems that I've been doing more the entertaining lately.
In recent years, I've become a better communicator and storyteller.
It's not something I was born with, and all the schooling in the world
(minus the amazing speech therapist I had from K-8) never once
made a difference.
My abilities with being humorous and giddy and oddly but slightly funny
came from the school of hard knocks.
So which am I?
I guess I'm bi-funnygiddy girl.
Did I make you laugh or did you just make me smile?
You tell me. - Sep 22, 11
Passion.
I am not able to do things with a full attention without passion.
It drives me to move forward and accomplish personal goals.
Reaching and hopefully exceeding them.
It's not about the critics of your field approving of what you do,
it about those everyday people finding what you do inspiring and reach a new level of emotion.
If I have done that, then I have succeeded. - Sep 16, 11
oy!
I needed it because I can't watch my friend Matt on his new show
"Michael: Tuesdays & Thursdays"
that airs on CBC on Wednesday night
It also stars Bob Martin (The Drowsy Chaperone)
Hello, why don't you tell me how i can help you?
> I CAN'T WATCH THE SHOW
What is it that you really want to know?
> why i can't watch the show
How do you know you can't watch the show?
> because i'm not in canada
What other reasons might there be?
> cbc is blocking me
They do have some fine programming, especially on wednesdays at 9pm.
> i know
And?
> i want to see matt act on the show
Why do you want to see matt act on the show?
> cuz he's my friend
Do your friends pick on you?
> no
Are you saying no just to be negative?
> no
You are being a bit negative.
> you are too
Why do you think that about me?
> cuz you are
You're not really talking about me, are you?
> yes i am
Did you come to me because you are?
> no
Your point being?
> I CAN'T WATCH THE FUCKING SHOW
Have you asked such questions before?
> no
No?
> not until now
What does that suggest to you?
> you're not a very good therapist
What makes you think i am not a very good therapist?
> you're not helping me
Perhaps you would like to be not helping you.
> boo
I see.
> ha
What does that suggest to you?
> you're not a very good therapist
Do you sometimes wish you were not a very good therapist?
> i think you do
Do you really think so?
> yes
Is there more to this than that?
> no
Is there more to this than that?
> no
Are you saying no just to be negative?
> no
Is there more to this than that?
> no
Why do you repeat yourself?
> because you are
Is that the real reason?
> yes
Are you sure?
> yes
I see.
> good bye
What's that supposed to mean?
> exactly
Hmmm... how does that make you feel?
> frustrated
Can you clarify that a bit?
> no
Your point being?
> exactly
Let me write that down...
> - Sep 06, 11
Sure. i'll let my husband do the work for me.
I would be less stress about things.
and I'll just make sure I can call everyone
instead or make a point of visiting my
friends from all ends of the earth. - Aug 11, 11Pictures of Being
Talking to my residents about the ocean makes me wish I was there...
so I made it up as if I was! :)
What a beautiful day August 10th was!
It's a rare treat to have such beautiful weather.
Despite the mosquitoes, I didn't miss the hott or the humid.
Starting off with Watermelon Day on August 9th was super fun.
I had Watermelon waiting for us in the Fridge for dinner.
Celebrating Watermelon Day knowing Watermelon Mama is
in heaven looking over us brings joy to me.
Playing a concert for one of my resident facilities. Enjoying
time with them was joyful and ending it a quick date out with
my sweetie to McDonald's in Richmond.
I had a wonderful Birthday!
The first thing I did was get breakfast ready for dad.
Got him out of bed and wished him a Happy Father's Day.
After all, 36 years ago he did become a father.
I also wished mom a Happy Mother's Day too.
After he ate and got dressed he watched his morning
movie "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade"
I received a call from Eric's Grandmother in Wheaton,
right before getting ready to leave for her therapy session.
Their internet is down so she couldn't send me an email.
Then Aunt Susie called and sang her version of Happy Birthday
over the phone.
Eric and I went out to Walgreen's to get some stuff for his
Grandp's walkers before lunch. We basically all had leftover's
for lunch because I had a concert early afternoon. So after
we were finished I got dad up and ready to get to my Jeep
so we can leave for Buffalo Grove.
I normally never schedule concerts around special occasions
but since my schedule is pretty much set I wasn't going to screw
it up with moving days around. And to be honest, I love performing
for my residents.
Bringing joy of my music to their hearts and ears is the best gift.
I had the chance to share a special day with them and them with me.
And they throughly enjoyed every moment of it.
In fact, it went by way tooo fast!
After I was done, we drove home. Eric had set up the fountain we had
found at a rummage sale over the weekend in the garden. It was a steal!
Not sure what we paid for it but we got a bunch of stuff for $5.
I got dad in and comfortable in the house
and then went out in search for the short spare ribs. I drove out to Dominick's
since he used to get them there, but no luck. No one sells the little spare ribs!!
The lady at Jewel didn't know what I was talking about either.
I was totally heartbroken because I really wanted to cook spare ribs chinese style
with black bean sauce. But nooo , no one has them. The only person who knew
what I was talking about was Diane at Sunrise and she said they are soo expensive
now with all the chef's using them in their recipies. And the only place she can
fine them is at Sam's Club and it's like $20 for a small package. I will probably
check Meijer's to see if they sell them. Just in case. I can make them for
the Weekend.
IF ANYONE know of where I can find them... let me know!!!! Pls. Thx.
Anyway. I ended up buying Beef Tips and Pot Roast instead. So we head home
and I start devising dinner. I've been trying to be as creative with all the home
grown tomatoes we have growing in our garden.
For dinner we had:
beef tips in burgundy sauce, pot roast, homegrown tomatoes w/ mozzarella & fried onions, mashed potatoes,rice & cantaloupe salad
The fruit at Aldi's have been really really reasonable. Cantaloupe particularly. YummM!
Afterward's we watched America's Got Talent. To see how well our friend Brett Daniels did.
Unfortunately he didn't make it to the next round.
Don't worry Brett Michael's... uh I mean Daniels... you will always be a great!
Then we watched Legend Quest. Which was the first time I have ever seen. It was interesting.
Then some news and Jay Leno then I watched a little Stargate SG-1.
Birthday week continues with a concert in Woodstock tomorrow then driving up
to Milwaukee for the NOH8 campagin photo shoot. Can't wait for that!
Then Saturday we are going to Veggie Fest in Naperville!
Sunday just things until Wednesday when we celebrate Eric's Birthday.
I have concert's Tuesday through Friday next week. So it's busy then I'm
OFF for the rest of August. Then August will be over. :(
But not yet...I shall enjoy every moment of the month.
Here's some photos from being 36...
My Quirky Eric <3
My Loveable Dad! <3
View the rest of the photos here:
http://pics.livejournal.com/mai_ling/tags/36.
Thank you for all the Birthday Wishes from all over the world.
Each one of you make this day even more special!
xo
<3
for past entries of Pictures of Being go here:
http://mai-ling.livejournal.com/tag/pictures%20of%20being - Jul 29, 11
Today dad is 13 years old...
It is the anniversary of my father's massive hemmoraghic stroke.
13 years ago he survived an attack on his brain.
He was only 72 years old.
My mom was only 57.
I was 22 just a week and a half from my 23rd birthday.
It was the most difficult part of my life I had ever been through.
Aside from my mother passing 2 years 2 months ago, also today.
When my father had his stroke, he knew it.
I was home and he called for me and told me he was having one and to
call EMT servies which arrived within 5 mins.
I heard the sirens before I got off the phone.
They took him to NIMC ER within 30 and although he could have had
TPA he had a hemmoraghe. We waited 6 hours until we knew for
sure he could have a a craniotomy.
They only gave him a 5% chance to survive.
And even after the surgery he may not survive ...
but he did.
3 months in the hospital (4 days ICU, 2 weeks MCU, 3 weeks Extended Care and
2 months in inpatient rehab)
2 months of home health care
8 months of outpatient rehab
A nurse who was on the floor my mom was during her stay prior to her passing
remembered my father, and she said they didn't expect him to be around this long.
Well it's been 13 years.
He's 85.
He's healthy and happy.
And still rocks the world.
Love you dad!
in-patient rehab 1998
39th MCA weekend 2007 - May 03, 11
a few weeks ago my neighbors had a huge bon fire in the park.
Eric and I were watching from afar and I decided to take some
photos. Also a way to get more familiar with the DSLR we have
had for almost a year.
I'm really starting to like this camera a lot.
Now more than so because I now have remote!
whee!
Here's four super fantabulous fotos I took that night.
ENJOY!
photo tags : http://pics.livejournal.com/mai_ling/tags/fire+storm/ - Apr 29, 11
Counting down to the final cleaning out of my 1959 Int'l Step In Van (Harvester Metro)
and the day when we shall wave it goodbye.
Much of it is out.
Clean it up, take a few final photos/video with dad telling his story.
Then bye bye.
It's still for sale, if someone wants it.
I'm looking at $800.00 OBO.
But willing to take more if someone really wants to pay it out.
Just ask me. - Apr 26, 11
Remember...
http://mai-ling.livejournal.com/339142.html
It's still for sale. - Apr 15, 11
1959 International Metro Van for sale.
The big truck my father used to travel all over with the magic act might have to disappear.
Unless someone is interested in buying it and fixing it up... it's going.
(I am not letting it go by choice either). - Mar 17, 11
As my father call's himself all day today.
In honor of the Roman Saint ... St. Patrick.
Because he was part of the first magic comedy duo
(Pre-Penn & Teller)
Johnstone & O'Rouke in the 1950's.
And he played the Chinaman with the Irish name of O'Rouke
dressed in a Chinese Robe.
Hope everyone has a wonderful lucky day...
It must be hard for those Irish Catholic's not to be
able to eat Corned Beef!? - Mar 08, 11
Happy Paczki Day!
(happy fat tuesday too)
Don't forget some of these...
tag: http://pics.livejournal.com/mai_ling/pic/000acf39/g6 - Feb 27, 11
But I am now on facebook
Just type in Frances Mai-Ling
And you will find me.Some of you automatically came up when
I signed on... still not sure how that works.Oyvey.
More later.O/O
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- Feb 17, 11
We are very excited that our play made the cover header for Sidetracks
on the front page and the front page of Sidetracks.
Check the article out.
It's a super duper play.
If you're in the are, please come out and see it.
It's heart warming with a great message.
Not many theater companies in the area would have the balls to take on
a production. It's the first time in our county the F word will be said...
however I consider this production to the same quality as any SHOWTIME
production.
From the L word to Queer As Folk.
Support the actors, crew and the company and you'll also be supporting
member of PFLAG. - Feb 08, 11
Last night's rehearsal's for 'Dog See's God' went really well.
I was super tired from all the laughing I did last night.
It's a must see production.
I think I have the music pretty much done.
The end song is almost there and now it's
tweaking out key pieces that work with the
actors and connect the emotions.
I wrote a Requiem type piece.
A special song for CB's sister that is heard during
the scenes "Drama" & "...Platypus"
I performed a couple of pieces at a concert today.
They went over well.
I hope that those who see the play see the emotional
value of the music I am writing with the scenes.
And that the classical pieces I playing are good enough
for any classical lover.
Time to eat some supper and then get ready for
tonight rehearsal.
I need to get my cues down firm!
o/o - Feb 03, 11
Photos. of.
We survived the blizzard.
We got all prepared for it just incase the worst could come.
I felt like life was like the movie "The Day After Tomorrow" after
seeing the after math of the snow that covered much of the greenery.
Dad was snug as a bug in a rug at home watching his Star Wars films and TV.
Eric and I went out to get extra food, water, extension cables and such.
We made sure our Jeeps were full of gas in case we needed to get out last minute.
We made sure the snow blower was full of gas and it started up fine.
We started the three generators we have and made sure they were topped off
with gas in case the electricity went out.
Logs for the fireplace incase we needed to heat the house ....
We were prepared...
as best as we could for the unknown.
You can hear the winds blowing like a crazy cloud on crack.
We went out a bit and shot some photos
We went outside around 10:30p to see how it looked outside and took some photos...
Tuesday Night... the beforemath
the glistening snow
more glistening snow
The snow was at knee or so height
at least you could see the mailbox still
we could at least still drive the Jeep's out of the driveway too
I see tree's!
night shot of the backyard
more of the backyard
one more night shot
Wednesday Morning...the aftermath
First off we have to get a photo together after we finished digging ourselves out.
It took 5.5 hours to get the drive way cleared enough to allow for our Jeeps get out.
You can tell how tired we look and how sitting in the snow was actually quite comfortable.
As we started to get the drive cleared, I kept loosing my balance. It was exhausting
to walk to the edge of the drive way just to start the clear out. So I finally gave in
and just fell into the snow. Eric snapped a photo of me laying there. Then he just did
the same, so I snapped a photo of him laying in the snow. Then I just basically pshoped
the two together...because I'm pshop queen.
This is the side door of the west side of the house. as you can tell you can barely see
the porch top rails. that's how high the snow is on the west side of the house.
this is just a photo of the sorta-pergola we built looking up at the sky.
notice the Ikea solar lamp did not snap in the high winds.
that's awesomeness.
I took this photo of Eric after we walked to the front of the house.
It was exhausting... like an intense work out.
This is a photo of the front yard's Asian garden. You can see how high
the snow is against the Kwan Yin statue and the Magician's Stone Lantern
is basically covered.
The little boy's head was just above the snow for him to breathe, in the front yard's
bird habitat.
Photo of the front of the house and how it covered the porch...what porch?
A photo of the front yard & park that we look at when we eat our meals.
It's very bright out...you can barely see the Nippersink Creek.
Another shot of the front of the house from a different angle.
Another photo of the front yard looking into the park from a different angle.
How high the snow got from the northside of the house on the porch.
A photo of our neighbor's house across the street that show how the Northside
of the roofs got an abundance of snow.
The backyard of the house. You can see how the drive was just piled with snow.
Eric literally cleared it out the night before and when we went out at 10:30p
the snow was already knee high. This snow came up waist high.
Someone made a small path on the road that wasn' cleared until almost 11am.
Our neighbor's mail box...just above the snow. No mail truck could get to it.
Photo taken from the garage into the street side.
Another photo of the back yard...how high it was against the plum tree.
photo tag: http://pics.livejournal.com/mai_ling/tags/snowami+2011/
Photo Credit: Eric & I took the photos between a small Olympus and his Nikon D-3000
Sorry for no LJ cut...I hope everyone is safe.
o/o - Feb 03, 11
I was born a Rabbit and yes it describes me perfectly! - Feb 03, 11Wishing everyone a healthy and propserous Lunar New Year!
Year 4709!
Year of the Rabbit!
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At Home
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Checkins
- Dollar Tree1272 S Route 12
- Aldi'sW Hartigan Rd.
- Chase Bank1382 St Rte 12
- Spring Grove Post Office2410 westward
- Starbucks2210 N Richmond Rd.
- Walmart Supercenter3801 N Richmond Rd.
- PetSmart3370 Shoppers Dr
- McHenry Public Library809 Front St
- Jewel Osco2401 Route 12
- Spring Grove Post Office2410 westward
- Gooseberries Fresh Food Market690 W. State Street
- Burger King2723 Beck Drive
- Spring Grove Post Office2410 westward
- Arby's520 Townline Rd
- Super Target313 E Townline Rd
- Super Target3100 W Il Route 60
- McDonalds10607 North Main Street
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Albums
- 1 tracks (05:40)Holiday-OH is my yearly gift to my friends on my email list. It includes liner notes about the song available for download.
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- 10 tracks (45:14)an album comprised of instrumental and vocal music some of it composed for The Tempest 2001 by Shakespeare
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- 12 tracks (49:34)First album released since her 4 Sonata cassette. First album with original music. oneandahalf is a compilation of classical music, original instrumental music and her first releases of vocal music written in a span from 1993 through 2000. This is a newer album cover and Track #5 was changed from it's original title to the more current title.
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