b'
In Episode 40 we looked at a variety of pop, rock and folk music licensed through a creative commons licence, or made freely available.
\\nIn this episode we look at four other, quite different, musics made available in this way.
\\nKarine Gilanyan plays the first movement of Beethoven\\u2019s Piano Sonata number 15 in D Major. Jahzzar plays the self-composed Fibonacci from his album kontra-punkte. Bob Ostertag performs Arms and Legs. Julie Licata presents her work resound.
\\nTogether these illustrate the wide variety of people who choose to present their music and sounds to the world using Creative Commons licences. All the artists chosen stand as an illustration of the fact that many talented, well known, and well respected artists have chosen, for their own reasons, to use this method to present some or all of their work.
\\nEach of these represents a gift to the world. If you look in the references on the website you will find links to both the artists and the specific musical pieces in this episode.
\\nWe should also point out that Bob Ostertag has also just published a Home Yoga Companion book that you can download free from his website.
\\nPlease have a listen and PASS IT ON!
'