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For Her Heartbreak
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She Talks Each Night to Ariel
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Dido’s Lament (Modern Interpretation)
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Far Away
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Country Dance on a Theme: Challenge 14
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Child’s Play Extracts on Modular Synth
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Tranquil Pool, Twilight (Child’s Play extract, Modular Synth)
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Another Night Without You (Gm7 Jam)
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Bach “Little” Fugue in G Minor on Poly D (Minimoog clone)
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Vivaldi Winter 1st Movement Using an Analog Modular Synthesizer
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Silver Bells Played on the Radio
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The New Year’s Song
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The Coventry Carol
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First Impressions (Sequential Prophet Rev 2 First Test)
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(I find Myself) At a Loss for Words (Behringer VC340 Demo)
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Lost Star
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The House of the Rising Sun
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Higher Ground
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Korg Arp Odyssey Test
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Greensleeves 2023
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Greensleeves
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Mr. Big Paws
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Modular Modulations
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A Little Improvisation, AKA “Space Jam”
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Challenge #13
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Thirteen!
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Briseis: That was Yesterday (Prog Rock/Art song)
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Birth of a Munster – Synthesizer demo/Munster’s Theme Song
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Realistic MG-1/Modular Test
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Microbrute Demo
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Microbrute Demo 2 – Sequencer and modular
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Piano Sonata in g minor, 1st Movement
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Piano Sonata in C# minor 3st Movement
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Hamlet Symphony 1st Movement
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Hamlet Symphony 2nd Movement
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Hamlet Symphony 3rd Movement
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Hamlet Symphony 4th Movement
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St. George and the Dragon 3rd Movement – St. George
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Elliot & Sushi’s Dance – Prelude 5 in Eb Major
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Dreams of Paris – Prelude 9 in Ab Major
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Child’s Play – Piano Miniatures
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Vivaldi Winter, 1st Movement
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I already like the sonata, but I love your St. George and the Dragon III. You got that great medieval open sixths haunting tone. Indeed it reminded me of all thoses castles I’m tramped through on the British Isles and in Israel.
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Thanks, Marilyn. Yes, it was that medieval sound I was going for, but I wanted it to sound like it was filtered through a mid-19th century romantic novel. I may have to post the first two movements of this some day. It was originally an electronic piece commissioned by an art studio, and I reworked this version right at the begging of my harmony studies, but before i was too deep into them.
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Hi Trent,
I enjoyed seeing and listening to your “Little Improvisation, AKA “Space Jam”. Perhaps it would have been easier for you to improvise, had the two synthesizers been closer together by stacking one above the other.
Also, I would have loved to be able to see what you were actually doing with your fingers on those synthesizers.
Thank you for sharing your music here.
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I keep rearranging my studio – I’m in the middle of doing it this week… Yeah, the keyboards were a bit far apart. The song you commented on, Lost Star, was based on this improvisation.
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“Elliot & Sushi’s Dance – Prelude 5 in Eb Major” is very sweet. :)
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Thanks. When I was doing my studies I did a set of preludes. I’ll have used a few here.
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“Thirteen!” is quite a nice miniature.
Like you, I have also studied and graduated from the music conservatorium.
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There is a bit of a joke around Thirteen! – one part is that even though it isn’t serial in the least, it is based on a 12-tone row that has an octave jump in the middle so I mislabeled it 13 different tones ;) The basic unit was 13 beats. etc. I never finished and moved on to other things. Pretty much all of the “classical” music was written during my studies.
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“Lost Star” is a little reminiscent of Vangelis and Kitaro. :)
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It was a tribute to 70s electronic music, so pretty much spot on.
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