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This is the home of award-winning composer and designer Jamie Klenetsky. Here, you will find Jamie's compositions and performances, web/graphic design portfolio, and biography. Jamie's blog, detailing her music, web, and personal lives, is below.
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Long-awaited Update
Hi everyone! It's been months, I know, but summer is summer after all. I had a great time, went to the shore, enjoyed time with friends, and relaxed in the sun. But fall has begun, and it's time to start up again.
The big plan is to redo this site in HTML, use a nice JQuery script, a little CSS3 for good measure. It will be similar to this site in content, but have a very different look and more interactive feel to it. I'm pretty excited!
I recently completed my first freelance job in a while, PatsyPalma.com, for a singer friend of mine. I used nice color and font choices, I believe (and @font-face), and hope you all enjoy it. And check out his work, Patsy is great!
I'm also participating in Scott Raposa's Emerge, a fun electronic music collaboration. 4 people work online to create a piece - one person does drums, then passes it along to someone to do bass, etc. Each part will have a twist, which makes it interesting! I've been assigned to do a drum track, due tomorrow in fact, so I'll get cracking tonight. I've never really done a drum track so this should be interesting.
Finally, I've been asked by my choir director at Seton Hall to set a text to music for the October 24 mass. I'm in the middle of it now and will attempt to record it during the performance - good chance to try out my laptop!
The big plan is to redo this site in HTML, use a nice JQuery script, a little CSS3 for good measure. It will be similar to this site in content, but have a very different look and more interactive feel to it. I'm pretty excited!
I recently completed my first freelance job in a while, PatsyPalma.com, for a singer friend of mine. I used nice color and font choices, I believe (and @font-face), and hope you all enjoy it. And check out his work, Patsy is great!
I'm also participating in Scott Raposa's Emerge, a fun electronic music collaboration. 4 people work online to create a piece - one person does drums, then passes it along to someone to do bass, etc. Each part will have a twist, which makes it interesting! I've been assigned to do a drum track, due tomorrow in fact, so I'll get cracking tonight. I've never really done a drum track so this should be interesting.
Finally, I've been asked by my choir director at Seton Hall to set a text to music for the October 24 mass. I'm in the middle of it now and will attempt to record it during the performance - good chance to try out my laptop!
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