What is your degree in and did you graduate from UT

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kiddiedoc said:
In which genre(s) are you most interested/experienced?

Far from my degrees, I enjoying playing and writing.
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I certainly don't aim for one style or another, but my 2 favorite non-pop styles are probably Impressionism and Expressionism (contradictory, I know), and it shows in my work. My professor said my latest piece sounds like Debussy and Bartok are tag-teaming it.

I don't really like one ensemble over another, but the smaller, the easier. My last couple pieces have been full orchestra, so I'm getting a little burnt out on that. I need to add some vocal and brass music to my portfolio.

What do you like to dabble in? I have no idea how old you are, but do you use notation and/or sequencing software to compose?

EDIT: I don't have many real recordings, but here's one of my English horn and piano piece. It obviously really really really slants towards Impressionism.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/embed/2QqYlHqMis4[/youtube]
 
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#79
I'm about to attend Harvard later this year for a few of their Executive Education programs at their business school. I bet my little certificate of completion will be worth more than the 3 degrees I already have.
 
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Chris4Vols22 said:
I certainly don't aim for one style or another, but my 2 favorite non-pop styles are probably Impressionism and Expressionism (contradictory, I know), and it shows in my work. My professor said my latest piece sounds like Debussy and Bartok are tag-teaming it.

I don't really like one ensemble over another, but the smaller, the easier. My last couple pieces have been full orchestra, so I'm getting a little burnt out on that. I need to add some vocal and brass music to my portfolio.

What do you like to dabble in? I have no idea how old you are, but do you use notation and/or sequencing software to compose?

EDIT: I don't have many real recordings, but here's one of my English horn and piano piece. It obviously really really really slants towards Impressionism.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/embed/2QqYlHqMis4[/youtube]
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Nice.
 
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wbailey7 said:
I develop predictive models for life insurance underwriting for an insurance company. Pretty sweet gig as boring as it sounds, haha.
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Friend of mine sells those models to insurance companies. He works for Lexis Nexis

I work in the predictive analytics field - business forecasting.

Btw, what kind of models do you primarily use?
 
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#94
B.A. in Geography, UTK; M.S. Geography, UTK; Ph.D. Geography, LSU (What was I thinking on that last one?!)
 
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