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Well, folks, next week is the final episode of the Painful Leg Injuries Podcast. I'll have more info on new OKSRNA Podcast that will be beginning this summer next week.  After next week, we'll be taking a break from weekly updates to relaunch the site and prep new releases from The Painful Leg Injuries and Marco Oppedisano. 

So, the penultimate PLI podcast is Boats in a Row Like Ducks.  Enjoy.

Also the latest from Barry Seroff is now posted, in is outtakes series called Electric Guitar Improv 2007. 

Until next week, be well. 

Welcome back.

 There is only two more weeks left of podcast updates.  First up this week is The Painful Leg Injuries' latest Elliptical Introduction to Life Repetitious Processes. Based loosely on 'Wheels on the Bus' it's a reflection on circular nature of daily life.
Also this week, Barry Seroff latest podcast from his outtakes series is Improvisation from 2006.  
Enjoy! Until next week.

Welcome back!

This week's podcasts are now posted, sorry for our scheduling problems last week.  Trills is the first episode of Barry Seroff's final series of improvisation outtakes, and this one is recording from Lapis performance.

Also this week is the third episode of the latest series of manipulated lullabyes by the Painful Leg Injuries called Things That Go Pop In the Night.  Enjoy!

Until next week, be well.

Some scheduling problems this week, podcasts will resume next week

New podcasts are now posted.

This week concludes Barry Seroff's latest series of improvised works with his 10 month old son Jackson. Toys as you would expect is quirky, fun and playful.

The second episode in the latest series by The Painful Leg Injuries is Love Is Leaf-Like Twinkle-Twinkle Baby.  Another lullabye frequency adjusted for our infant.  Enjoy!

Until next week. 

We are back. 

This update marks the beginning of the final series of podcasts by The Painful Leg Injuries.
My wife Suzanne gave birth to our first child on March 5th, and this final series collects new works for our baby. Subharmonics for Elinor Marie is a six part series, that began with a composition I wrote for my newborn daughter when she was still in the womb.  I started from Brahm's lullabye but adjusted it so that it was in the pitch range that a fetus can hear.  It's called Arpegginations on Brahm's Lullabye.

Speaking of music with and children, Barry's series of collaborations with his ten month old son Jackson continues with Piano w/Jackson Seroff. 

We will return next week.

There is no podcast update this week, the podcasts will return next week.