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Denise Swanson and Murder of a Wedding Belle (April 2010):
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Music: Scumble River Portrait by David Stybr
1. Scumble River Legend, a Ballad for Small Orchestra (1 minute). How many book series have their own signature music? It's quirky, but so is Scumble River, Illinois.
2. Lazy River Waltz, for Woodwind Quartet and Piano (1¼ minutes). The Sun dawns on another slightly out-of-kilter day in Scumble River, Illinois.
3. Rolling River Rag, for Piano (4 minutes). Rags were inspired by the Ohio, Missouri and Mississippi Rivers, and now Scumble River too.
4. Prélude to a Muse (and to Amuse), a Passacaglia for Rock Band, Percussion Ensemble and Harp (3½ minutes), performed by Vince Denison's band Pink Elephant (and friends). (for Murder of a Pink Elephant)
5. "Bad Boys and Blondes" Bossa Nova, for Brass Quintet and Percussion (1¼ minutes). It can only mean trouble in Scumble River, Illinois. (for Murder of a Real Bad Boy and Murder of a Botoxed Blonde)
6. Dance of the Three Witches, for Organ (1 minute). Which witch is which? (for Murder of a Royal Pain)
7. Wedding Belles, for Trumpet, Organ and Bells (1 minute). (for Murder of a Wedding Belle)
Independent music by David Stybr in this web site:
8. Tango: Summer Night in Montevideo, for Accordion and Piano (3½ minutes). Vacation souvenir of Chile, Argentina and Uruguay.
9. Andante Cantabile for String Orchestra (5 minutes)
10. Rosie: a Waltz for Orchestra (6 minutes). Rosie was a friendly cat at the B&B where we stayed in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
Other music transcribed by David Stybr in this web site:
11. George Frideric Händel: Arrival of the Queen of Sheba, arranged by David Stybr for Tuned Percussion Ensemble (Glockenspiel, Celesta, Music Box, Steel Drum, Xylophone, Marimba and Vibraphone) (3½ minutes)
David Stybr, Engineer and Composer
It's Left Brain vs. Right Brain: best 2 falls out of 3.
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Independent Music: Tango: Summer Night in Montevideo
for Accordion and Piano by David Stybr (3½ minutes, © 2005)

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