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Paul Kwo
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Paul Kwo earned a BM Cum Laude in Piano Performance with double minors in Theatre and Musical Theatre from and his MM degree in composition at the University of Southern California.

As a composer, in 2005 Paul was placed among the top seven by New York Youth Symphony’s 2005 First Music competition, receiving a special recognition. He was also a finalist in the 2004 ASCAP Morton Gould Young Composers Awards. Furthermore, ERMMedia’s has awarded his “Ancient Sacrament for the Organic Machine” to be included in their “Masterworks of the New Era” Volume Ten, recorded with the Kiev Philharmonic to be released Spring of 2006. His work has been featured by USC’s Thornton Symphony as well as Rice University’s Syzygy Ensemble at the Society of Composer Inc. Region VI Conference.

He has been on TV shows such as Scrubs and Knight Rider and worked as a voice artists on movies such as The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor.

Paul also works as an actor and musician and resides in Los Angeles. He is a part of SAG, AFTRA and ASCAP.
Paul Kwo - Song for a Rainey Day
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Paul Kwo - Nanking 1935-
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Paul Kwo - Clipped Out
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Paul Kwo - Morning Dew Trickles D...
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Paul Kwo - Concerto for a Compute...
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Last Scream wrote:
at 22 Jan. 2009 9:23AM
concerto for a computer, mouse and keyboard is a masterpiece!
mathmanmrt (level 19) wrote:
at 11 Dec. 2008 4:24PM
you're welcome. i'll be listening to your other songs when i get a chance. take care. one word to the wise, don't try to put up too many songs too quickly. you might want to let the ones you have up sit for a while to have a chance to let the audience catch up to you. the classical and instrumental genre tends to be a slow moving one at times. whatever you do, don't pull a song down, that can lead to a bit of irritation among your listeners. and i think it's circerhode who actually does the adding into the t61-sl group. she and i run the best of both worlds bump.
GUMBO (level 12) wrote:
at 11 Dec. 2008 2:18AM
oh u may wanna also create a listener accout too....top tunes on here...improv eh?....nice!!....i was expecting a nutcase flashing up an down the keys intent on making my ears bleed!!.....lmao...but no !!...creative and interesting :):):))
GUMBO (level 12) wrote:
at 11 Dec. 2008 2:08AM
hi man...welcome to the 61....if u want...IM,,,sally silvera inworld..she can add u to the 61.com group,everyday u will recieve a notice on SL musos to bump and she can give u a list of SL musos in here...an she probs can answer any questions u may have regarding the 61. site...and yes..todays gig.will be entirely original songs :):):):)....
Evonity (level 18) wrote:
at 11 Dec. 2008 1:25AM
Thank you for the music. I love the Romantic style of your work very much. The experimental Concerto for a Computer Keyboard, Mouse and Piano was interesting and funny, although the ticking became a bit too annoying in the end ;-)
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