Daily News | Over phone, text, and Zoom, a Philly pianist and LA composer made new music
For Battles and Hearne, the pandemic and technology shaped the traditional conversation between composer and performer. They exchanged ideas via texts, phone calls, emails, Zoom, and in person.
. We hit it off pretty quick and shared a ride back to the airport out of town and got started talking about music then.The original goal was for Ted to compose a piano concerto for me, but the pandemic followed shortly after, therefore we wanted an outlet, being that everything was shut down. So Ted decided to write a short piece that’s good enough for video to capture people’s attention, which is howwas created. Which is why it has really cool crossovers.
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