The music catalogued on these pages represent a body of work collected over the years from all assorted genres and styles. Feel free to take a listen, read up on a few descriptive snippets, or even post some feedback on a particular piece.
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It is a flawless day for the adventurers as they set out into the noon day. Several younger members of the party run ahead in weaving paths as the elders stay near the wagon, its wheels creaking softly as it goes.
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A piece in multiple parts written to accompany a dance choreographed by Karen Brown with the same title. Using primarily guitars, rhodes piano and drums, the music provided a more modern counterpoint to a dance personifying trees of the varying seasons.
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Multicolored nonsense, baseball games versus clowns, being serenaded by a random co-worker with a glass marimba, jazz concerts on the roof, big finish.
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A piece in three sections written in accompaniment to Karen Brown’s dance of the same title. Waves crash along the shore at night, only the moonlight washing over the creatures that begin to dance among the coming and going tide.
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While I’d love to go off on an existential ramble about this piece, I’m going to be honest: There is none. I was requested to write mandolin techno… and so I did. A bit unconventional at that.
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Music today is a very much like the ultimate diaspora of cultures, styles, instruments, what have you. With this piece I attempted to put together an eclectic combination of said elements, creating an oddly satisfying sound.
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A very simple little rhythmic pattern that duets a kora and marimba while djembe and drums fill out the percussion. Could possibly be used as menu music.
