An Open Letter To Ron Olifer From Doug Robinson

Hi, all--

Sorry to use the forum this way, but Ron and I have been unable to communicate via email, and he has sent me several pager messages which I can't respond to since I don't have 20 posts here yet (them's the technologically-enforced rules).

Hi Ron--

I don't know what is happening--I sent two separate emails, in addition to the one you've quoted back to me, to the same email address--one last night and one early today.

Anyway, here is what I've said--please email me back at Jazzooo@aol.com instead of the voice box or whatrever that thing is called, as the rules state that I cannot use it till I have 20 posts at the forum.

"Hi, Ron--

thanks for giving the piece your approval. I know it is non-traditional and I appreciate the slack. I've certainly composed in a more traditional manner, in several styles, but I have to go where the muse takes me--and this time it took me here.

Ok, here it is--the biggest, the best, the most complete mix so far--only lacking a short guitar solo, a short scat vocal solo and some live women's voices over ambient sampled choral parts. Please use this link and no other:

Slide Show Almost Final Fri.mp3

I am 100% fine with you adding the details to my post that you wanted to. Thanks.

We had a gas loading the soundtrack over the DVD today, and the the video editor--who is very creative himself--said "This music makes the pictures stand still--we need more movement!" So he's going to chop things up to fit the music a little.

I'm fine with you including anything you wish to the post. I'[ll be curious to see if anyone enjoys this.

Thanks,

Doug

"

You should also try PM'ing Ron in case he misses this thread.

Thanks, Chopin--everything has been resolved now.

Doug