via Robin in the comments of this post.
"From the Family of Allen Strange.
Just wanted to thank you all for your kind words. Allen will always be remembered as a loving father, husband and musician. There will be a memorial reception at the Bainbridge Island Music Guild on March 1st at 4 pm. Directions and information can be found at http://www.islandmusic.org/. We are also planning a life celebration for Allen in the Bay Area of California in the next few months, I will be sure to post that info when it gets planned."
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ReplyDeleteIf Robin Strange, or Pat sees this, I would like to know when the 'life celebration' is going to be in the Bay Area. Please contact me at tconrardy at earthlink.net .
ReplyDeleteI got to visit Allen during the summer, and he gave me some nice stuff on CD, including to my surprise, his latest Opus called 'brief visits to imaginary places'. I just got done with a mastering session with Robert Rich ( http://www.robertrich.com ) in which we cleaned up the tracks and made them sound great. The pieces were done with Cameleon (softsynth) Max MSP and Garittan Personal Composer for the orchestra part. While the orchestra part was mainly as a sketch pad for a real orchestra, the pieces sound very wonderful. I now have them in MP3 format, as well as audio. It would be great for a part of the family to contact me , as I would like to share these pieces somehow with the electronic music community, as it could be considered his last 'opus'. Thanks!!
Tim Conrardy