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BMOC Learns to Read Music

February 9, 2014 By stevehorn

…continued from Garage Bands, Psychodelics and Confession

Every Good Boy Deserves Favor

Every Good Boy Deserves Favor

Steve sought to set a course, to find a path. After a year of stumbling in college, he decided to quit his 50hr/week job and move to Denton to test the waters of the music scene. He streamlined his schedule and started with the absolute, most basic music class offered by the renowned School of Music. This was in keeping with how Steve first learned to talk, so it might just work.

A couple of earlier years had been spent learning saxophone and Steve had a faint memory of how to read treble clef. Aside from that, all of Steve’s music experience was by ear and pretty much self derived. Steve was no longer Big Man On Campus. In fact he was just a drop in the bucket at freshman orientation, about to be poured into the stream.

At North Texas, Steve found many intrigues, friends with many interests, comrads, mentors, and lots of hard work. This was a gold mine.

Story continued with From Cage to Binchois–Early too Late…


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