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Corona Etude

from Bound to Go Away by Tom Swafford

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I wrote Corona Etude in May 2020 during coronavirus lockdown. I was playing through some Bach solo pieces and I came up with an idea based on string crossings. I have managed to maintain the hopeful feeling I had when I wrote this, despite many dark times.

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from Bound to Go Away, released October 1, 2021

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Tom Swafford Providence, Rhode Island

Tom Swafford has been active as a composer and improviser for over 30 years. He has lived and worked in NYC, Seattle, Boston, Berkeley, CA, Amsterdam, and is currently based in Providence, RI. He has worked with Butch Morris, Jason Kao Hwang, Amirtha Kidambi, Aram Bajakian (Kef, Dalava), Wayne Horvitz, Zachary Swanson, Matt Crane (Golden Crackers), and many more. Photo: Peter Gannushkin. ... more

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