Hello! Today I come to the forum with something a bit different than my usual, more large scale entries. A solo piano piece. Somber, certainly not cheery. With a sense of longing. This was made in FL Studio with the (FREE) Spitfire Audio LABS Glass P
After having posted orchestral works in the year past, I thought perhaps a change-up to band music was appropriate to start the new. The piece is called Triplicity, and as you might expect it is in three movements: 1. Ragtime March, 2. Reflections, 3
Two minutes of piano in the style of an early period Bill Evans ballad. This is a composite of two takes.... the last six seconds are cut in from an alternate where I played the runs cleaner than the original. Thank you in advance for listening. --R
I'm putting together two pieces represeting the mood of the sun in the heat of summer and the moon at a similar time. This is the first one. Probably best described as symbolist / fairly tonal; through composed based on a couple of motifs that recur
I recently had two of my sonatas for flute and oboe recorded by a work-for-hire group called Supreme Tracks, so I thought I'd share them. There are a few flubbed notes, and some moments where you can hear them struggling, but for one rehearsal and a
This is a bit modern. Duration 6 minutes. I was thinking of it opening a suite of 3 pieces for mezzo / orchestra. I'm stuck on a slow movement at the mo - and this is a "style" I've been trying to break f
Composing method: Two ostinati were composed and played into a music sequencer. A dozen or so music fragments were composed to be played along with either one or the other ostinati. The composing process included de
I am new to Composer's Forum and eager to begin to share my work with other musicians. One of my latest pieces is a new five movement symphony based on our sun's current solar maximum. The five movements are titled: Solar Flares, Solar Corona, Solar
Here is a piece I wrote back in 2020 for brass quintet: Prelude and Fugue - (real original title, eh?) While I am certainly not a great "contrapuntalist", I did enjoy writing this one! I hope you will enjoy listening to it as well.
I hope this is not too much too soon, but I'd love to hear from you folks what you think of a piece of mine based on African folk tunes, that I call Come Africa 2. (Yes, there is a Come Africa 1 as well.)
Here's another recent work of mine, a lighthearted contrast to the brooding fugue in E minor, this one is full of relentless energy and fun. Perhaps a little too relentless, I've been told. Pacing is one area I need to work on, in future works. :-D
Hello all! I've been working on this song the past couple days...and today I finally brought it to this state in which I am comfortable sharing it! I would love some feedback. To me, it personally feels like the most adventurous piece I have composed
I come tonight with another piece! This one is shorter, possibly more in-line with being a theme song for a show or game. I wanted to do something like a theme for a secret organization. Possibly secret agents or other mysterious persons. In the end,
