Welcome to the Bullcrane Music web page.
These provide a low fidelity 2 minute preview of what you will get if you purchase a CD.
The CD's are standard compact disc audio format on CDR. They cost $7 (USD) each ($6 for Lunar Beach), plus $2 shipping and handling, and come in a slim plastic case. The Microcosm CD features a beautiful cover photograph by Mark Siple. The Lunar Beach CD packaging is text only. Paypal handles the transaction. Use either a Paypal account or an ordinary credit card, whichever you prefer.
Bold trance style techno with traces of smooth jazz.
The song "Indelible" (included on Denver's Smooth Jazz 104.3 Smooth Jazz Volume 7) is different from the rest of the Microcosm CD tracks. "Indelible" was created as the chill-out track. The other tracks are much more techno.
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Melodies and lead instrument improvisations, many of which were edited extensively rather than truely improvised from start to finish. Bullcrane created this music during the years 1989 - 1991 while exploring the (then newfangled) realm of MIDI performance editing. The CD packaging is text only.
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Bullcrane is synthesist and composer Carl Sorenson. email
carlsorenson@netscape.net
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All Bullcrane music is copyright Carl Sorenson. If you would like to use Bullcrane music for commercial purposes (e.g. as background music for your company's web site or video production) please contact carlsorenson@netscape.net.
Into You loops courtesy Spectrasonics Liquid Grooves. Microcosm cover photograph courtesy Mark Siple.
October, 2008 - Bullcrane is collaborating with Fusion Juice drummer David Young to produce a smooth jazz CD. Expected release is May 2009.
December, 2007 - "Indelible" included on Denver's Smooth Jazz 104.3 Smooth Jazz Volume 7. Net proceeds from this compilation CD go to charity.
April, 2007 - Bullcrane (aka. Carl Sorenson) joins Denver based smooth jazz band Fusion Juice, performing at area clubs such as Jazz@Jack's and Patrick's.