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22 May 2015

Cue of the Week: “Postcard Therapy”

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The music for Emerald, Texas‘s last scene has a happy-go-lucky vibe, with guitars segueing into a finale for piano and strings. (The film’s denouement is less straightforward than this cue suggests!)

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Postcard Therapy
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  1. Doug Mayfield

    Nice cue. My curiosity. For the purposes of writing music, is a whistler considered ‘an instrument’ or somewhat like a singer? That is, how might you choose to write a whistler into the music and are there those who whistle professionally?

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