After spending some time experimenting with various technique in my piano and chamber works, I decided to devote some time to orchestral writing again. My newest orchestral work is finished. The work is what I am calling a musical thought. That title of the piece is called Echo: Rise and Fall. The thought behind it is the rise and fall of empires and human civilization. The work lasts about 5 - 6 minutes. It is the first in what I hope will be a suite. Enjoy!
Rise and Fall
A description, eh? How does one describe themselves really? I mean, I could sit here and expand my ego more and more OR I could just write my music and push for its performance. Which would I rather do? I am a composer. I spend a large amount of my day and night composing music. If anyone would like to know more, feel free to follow and leave me a comment.
Showing posts with label serialism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label serialism. Show all posts
Friday, May 14, 2010
Sunday, March 7, 2010
Piano Trio no. 2
Well, I've started work on a 3 movement piano trio that is my first major serial work. I've completed two movements and am currently working on the third and final movement. The piece utilizes 2 rows (and their various permutations.) Despite being serialistic music, I actually rather enjoy what I've created so far - it has a unique, ethereal quality to it. Enjoy the first two movements!
Piano Trio no. 2
Piano Trio no. 2
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atonality,
career,
composition,
piano,
serialism,
thoughts,
violin,
violoncello
Thursday, March 4, 2010
New Direction!
So, after spending three days getting asked over and over and over again to write something using serialism... I finally caved in. Tonight, I composed a short work that was 100% serial. The work is posted on my online forum (Young Composers). I actually enjoy the work - and despite being built completely from serial technique - it's quite listenable and accessible. Have a listen!
Starlight and Solitude
Starlight and Solitude
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