KEYBOARDCLARK

 KEYBOARDCLARK

Hi. Everyone calls me Tim, even those that may sometimes get mad at me. I had to teach myself how to play because I wanted to, but no one seemed to be able to. The ones that tried didn’t seem to understand me, and I didn’t understand what they wanted me to do. I wanted to play music, not dilly dally around with stuff. So I taught myself. I learned to combine the harmonics I heard when hitting the keys to create everything I needed to bring joy to myself and others. 

I create songs at the moment or spontaneously, without any thought. I select a sound or instrument harmonic that gives me a feeling that I can not explain, and a rhythm that I will always add to with foot pedal bass, and just shut my brain away somewhere else and listen to the music that is being produced. It’s that simple for me, leaving me with nothing else to add. 

The hard part is the rest of the process that is needed to get the created sound into a product. By setting up my recording studio to automatically give me finished audio, when I finish playing, the rest is just a lot of work. Submitting that audio to a publisher, after filling in all the required information, spending money, and begin watching it pass thru the channels. 

I will now explain to you why you don’t see me in concerts, playing with others, and so on. My health sucks. I have very, very bad lungs at this time of my life, and a very weak immune system, leaving me with only social media outlets to get my music to you. So you are it. Actually I’m beginning to slowly make headway Thanks to you and your friends. This is my web Keyboardclark.com. Look around and enjoy the music, videos, lessons, tracks for downloads, and such. Visit Keyboardclark on Facebook, Keyboardclark on Soundcloud, Keyboardclark on twitter, and Keyboardclark on YouTube. I even have a tip jar in my Daily Mini Concert Series section, which will have another video of me creating a new song each day. Go there now and watch my magic. As of today you will have 104 concerts to watch all at once should you so desire. Thank You so very very much for spending time with me.

KEYBOARDCLARK

  KEYBOARDCLARK

Hi. Everyone calls me Tim, even those that may sometimes get mad at me. I had to teach myself how to play because I wanted to, but no one seemed to be able to. The ones that tried didn’t seem to understand me, and I didn’t understand what they wanted me to do. I wanted to play music, not dilly dally around with stuff. So I taught myself. I learned to combine the harmonics I heard when hitting the keys to create everything I needed to bring joy to myself and others. 

I create songs at the moment or spontaneously, without any thought. I select a sound or instrument harmonic that gives me a feeling that I can not explain, and a rhythm that I will always add to with foot pedal bass, and just shut my brain away somewhere else and listen to the music that is being produced. It’s that simple for me, leaving me with nothing else to add.

The hard part is the rest of the process that is needed to get the created sound into a product. By setting up my recording studio to automatically give me finished audio, when I finish playing, the rest is just a lot of work. Submitting that audio to a publisher, after filling in all the required information, spending money, and begin watching it pass thru the channels. 

I will now explain to you why you don’t see me in concerts, playing with others, and so on. My health sucks. I have very, very bad lungs at this time of my life, and a very weak immune system, leaving me with only social media outlets to get my music to you. So you are it. Actually, I’m beginning to slowly make headway Thanks to you and your friends. This is my web Keyboardclark.com. Look around and enjoy the music, videos, lessons, tracks for downloads, and such. Visit Keyboardclark on Facebook, Keyboardclark on Soundcloud, Keyboardclark on Twitter, and Keyboardclark on YouTube. I even have a tip jar in my Daily Mini Concert Series section, which will have another video of me creating a new song each day. Go there now and watch my magic. As of today, you will have 104 concerts to watch all at once should you so desire. Thank You so very very much for spending time with me.

KEYBOARDCLARK

 KEYBOARDCLARK

Hi. Everyone calls me Tim, even those that may sometimes get mad at me. I had to teach myself how to play because I wanted to, but no one seemed to be able to. The ones that tried didn’t seem to understand me, and I didn’t understand what they wanted me to do. I wanted to play music, not dilly dally around with stuff. So I taught myself. I learned to combine the harmonics I heard when hitting the keys to create everything I needed to bring joy to myself and others. 

I create songs at the moment or spontaneously, without any thought. I select a sound or instrument harmonic that gives me a feeling that I can not explain, and a rhythm that I will always add to with foot pedal bass, and just shut my brain away somewhere else and listen to the music that is being produced. It’s that simple for me, leaving me with nothing else to add.

The hard part is the rest of the process that is needed to get the created sound into a product. By setting up my recording studio to automatically give me finished audio, when I finish playing, the rest is just a lot of work. Submitting that audio to a publisher, after filling in all the required information, spending money, and begin watching it pass thru the channels. 

I will now explain to you why you don’t see me in concerts, playing with others, and so on. My health sucks. I have very, very bad lungs at this time of my life, and a very weak immune system, leaving me with only social media outlets to get my music to you. So you are it. Actually, I’m beginning to slowly make headway Thanks to you and your friends. This is my web Keyboardclark.com. Look around and enjoy the music, videos, lessons, tracks for downloads, and such. Visit Keyboardclark on Facebook, Keyboardclark on Soundcloud, Keyboardclark on Twitter, and Keyboardclark on YouTube. I even have a tip jar in my Daily Mini Concert Series section, which will have another video of me creating a new song each day. Go there now and watch my magic. As of today, you will have 104 concerts to watch all at once should you so desire. Thank You so very very much for spending time with me.

KEYBOARDCLARK

KEYBOARDCLARK

Hi. Everyone calls me Tim, even those that may sometimes get mad at me. I had to teach myself how to play because I wanted to, but no one seemed to be able to. The ones that tried didn't seem to understand me, and I didn't understand what they wanted me to do. I wanted to play music, not dilly dally around with stuff. So I taught myself. I learned to combine the harmonics I heard when hitting the keys to create everything I needed to bring joy to myself and others. 

I create songs in the moment or spontaneously, without any thought. I select a sound or instrument harmonic that gives me a feeling that I can not explain, and a rhythm that I will always add to with foot pedal bass, and just shut my brain away somewhere else and listen to the music that is being produced. It's that simple for me, leaving me with nothing else to add. 

The hard part is the rest of the process that is needed to get the created sound into a product. By setting up my recording studio to automatically give me finished audio, when I finish playing, the rest is just a lot of work. Submitting that audio to a publisher, after filling in all the required information, spending money, and begin watching it pass thru the channels. 

I will now explain to you why you don't see me in concerts, playing with others, and so on. My health sucks. I have very, very bad lungs at this time of my life, and a very weak immune system, leaving me with only social media outlets to get my music to you. So you are it. Actually, I'm beginning to slowly make headway Thanks to you and your friends. This is my web Keyboardclark.com. Look around and enjoy the music, videos, lessons, tracks for downloads, and such. Visit Keyboardclark on Facebook, Keyboardclark on Soundcloud, Keyboardclark on Twitter, and Keyboardclark on YouTube. I even have a tip jar in my Daily Mini Concert Series section, which will have another video of me creating a new song each day. Go there now and watch my magic. As of today, you will have 104 concerts to watch all at once should you so desire. Thank You so very very much for spending time with me.

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