I'm Bob Boylan from All Songs Considered. The following is the audio from our latest Tiny Desk concert.

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Thank you're all wondering what and why. Thank you very much.

So I'm sure you're all wondering what and why to which there's no easy answer but

what I can say is that I spent two years and all of my money on this and I'm not sure if I'm

Regretting that decision or not because if you break it down I spent two years making my pianos to Bli Bloop.

That's kind of how I see it.

But it's really fun to play with.

I play here and they kind of do what I tell them,

which is always a nice thing to have.

So this song is called Doria, and it was the first song that I wrote using this instrument if you can call it that and

the coder of the software his name is Hal Dor and that's why the song is called Doria because it's a tribute to him and his beautiful

code.

It's maybe not really quite what it sounds like. Oh, I'm going to be. Oh, I'm going to be. Oh, I'm going to be. The the Oh, the The the Oh, Oh, the the Oh, Thank you very much. Thank you.

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