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Wild West Alien Bar

By Daisy on May 24, 2026 6:50 pm

I started this hoping for a Kazoo.  Musescore did disappoint. I wanted to have some sort of a kazoo-Honkytonkpiano encounter.  I have to talk to them about this.
(A COMPLAINT)
(Even though I began my electronic musical journey in the 1970s in a music lab between a couple of Moog Synths-- and was taught via patch chords and ADSR and white noise generators how to sample the waves and create all sort of sonorities-- can't Musescore just devise a kazoo for me?)
I also was hoping for a Hurdy-gurdy. (I really want a real one of those.) Alas Musescore did not have one. So block chords, with a jaunty little melody in the Harmonica, which my husband thought sounded like a Wild West Bar-so it is named. The Piano and HonkyTonkPiano sounded too much alike.  I was hoping for some quarter-tone dissonance-- as HonkyTonkpiano is supposed to be wildly out of tune. I did play around with Dominant 7th chords and Major 7th chords to raise a few eyebrows.
It is a happy piece with a bit of a maybe 1930s swing tempo. 

I'd visit this, and then make a fool out of myself due to strange customs.
A kazoo is more of a filter than an instrument, and I suppose a hurdy gurdy is more of an overengineered violin, so there are options.
- Valx

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