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Zach Davidson

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Background

A somewhat interesting tale tells of my musical embrace. I have heard the sounds of my father's piano since before I was born. My first instrument was the block flute recorder that I learned in Catholic School. Waldorf was made manifest and I continued recorder until the class of 06 at Emerson came into being and then I immersed myself in hand percussion of all sorts. From there, I began my love affair with the piano that I have been savoring for four years now. At the same time, I was learning the Pentatonic Flute and dabbling in Guitar and Eukele. Oh, throw a harmonica and accordian in there somewhere. I am pretty much open to the gift of sound.

Influences

Initially, my music of choice for a long time was anything in the Classical genre, spanning Von Bingen to Reich. Messiaen, Bartok, Riley, Glass, Cage, Bach and Mozart among absolute favorites. I have huge soft spots for the romantics as well; Rachmaninoff, Chopin, Schubert, Schumann and Tchaikovsky all help my heart to sing. My mind has integrated other flavors and has experimented with the sweet to the absolutely absurd throughout my development as a musician and composer.

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Any Piano will do, each one has a unique presence and capability. I just got a synthesizer from a friend and am really looking forward to using it. I have a wonderful Pentatonic flute as well.