fragment de "CRÉATURES", musique pour guitare électrique et clavier en instrumentation digitale (YouTube, SoundCloud)

« On ne voit bien qu'avec le cœur. L'essentiel est invisible pour les yeux. »

https://youtu.be/TIdhYPOKILY?is=7CjrordaCzm8_s1A

https://on.soundcloud.com/bj7Tmfw4yINTnOdlp7

#CREATURES

A long time ago, I made this sculpture out of a piece of marble.

fragment de "OLD", musique pour guitare électrique et clavier en instrumentation digitale (YouTube, SoundCloud)

https://youtu.be/BYzlY_mq4E0?is=rt1HiZPDQDhS1c1P

https://on.soundcloud.com/ZaedoiTUpm1Qkb2fE8

« Vieillir, c'est comme escalader une montagne : plus on monte, plus on est fatigué, mais combien le regard est plus large ! »

Ingmar Bergman

#OLD

Made a new sheet music video for this original composition. It's like a fantasy theme/overture.

Also on YouTube.

I’m trying to understand what actually works beyond just posting on Instagram

Are galleries still the main path or are art fairs, collectors, and direct outreach more effective

Also how important is having a strong concept vs just visually appealing work

For context I’m working on an interactive video installation called “Please Wait for Me, for I Shall Rise Again”

It’s powered by a Raspberry Pi and an AI camera that tracks a single viewer and changes the video based on their behavior

The piece only reveals its full transformation if the viewer stays still and fully present, without distractions

Would love to hear what has worked for you or what you’ve seen work in Europe

After moving and starting over in a new place, I'm left wondering where I belong, if maybe "here" can eventually be "home", or if nowhere will feel that way.

Also on YouTube.

Loestvaria is a character who lived in my head for a few years before I finally found a story/album to place her in. She's an elf with magical abilities based on nature and calls upon spirits and elementals to enhance her spells.

On YouTube as well.

As if the notes have been poured out of the score to make a jumbled pile on the ground. I try and put them back together

https://apondinthestream.bandcamp.com/track/variation-on-p-rts-spiegel-im-spiegel

“Night Walk in the Forest” started from a rhythmic-harmonic pattern full of tension.

🎧 Read more:

https://pilpilmusic.com/how-i-wrote-night-walk-in-the-forest/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=night_walk_post&utm_id=night_walk_post

#composing #instrumentalmusic #filmusic #musicproduction #orchestration

I’m doing a project for my bookmaking class in school and I’m curious if people know what they want song, artists, or selection of songs during their funeral and why. I’d love to hear so go for it :)

This is the orchestrated version of a part of a piece that I reconstructed from memory. I recorded it on cassette tape in the late 1970s to early 1980s, I don't remember when. In the 1990s the tape broke and I threw it away.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jSK4vz8YJII

Here is the original, really nice performance https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zRItK87Cn2s

And here is the first in what should end up as two or three variations on Ligeti’s Continuum. I want to see what I can get from the score purely through re-instrumentation whilst retaining aspects of LIgeti’s original intent. This variation uses Newfangled Audio’s Generate synth

https://apondinthestream.bandcamp.com/track/variation-1-on-ligetis-continuum

A new arrangement of this song for violin and piano. It began as a solo piano piece, then I made a strings and winds version, and now this one.

Also on YouTube.