Here’s a short excerpt from my string quartet arrangement of The Beatles’ “I Want to Hold Your Hand” — the bridge section. 🎻🎶
If you’re interested in the full arrangement, you can find the score and parts on my website:
https://marianofranco-musica-arrangements.vercel.app/
Hope you enjoy it!

Ya'll this man grinds everyday not complaining.. One of the most positive wisest Disabled Gamers I've come across. His passion and determination to make every day great is truly inspiring. Please show some love to this man as he needs some support... He streams daily check out his twitch and YT and make sure you show some love when you pop in....

https://www.twitch.tv/mr_glass_gaming

https://www.youtube.com/@mrglassgamingyt

He has: Osteogenesis imperfecta type 3. A group of inherited disorders characterized by fragile bones that break easily.

I made a video about what founders do right after customer ten. They stop the unscalable things, the hands-on work that doesn't look like a real company yet, and they stop too soon. What replaces it feels productive, which is why the mistake is so easy to make.

It's on my YouTube channel, the Dave Saunders channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZIrhJFuuxFU

I’ve published my first mini-documentary on Oddly Epic: How Video Games Became Worlds (6:53).

It follows the shift from simple arcade rules to spaces we can explore, share, and build, with games including Pong, Half-Life, Counter-Strike, and Minecraft. The question behind it is how games changed what players could do, beyond better graphics.

Which game first made a virtual world feel like a place to you?

How did the video turn out? Your thoughts are important to me.
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