Scarlatti

Moogy Music

Classical (and neoclassical)

EDM/Trance

Synthesizer!!!!!!!!!

Sonata In E Major K 380 By Domenico Scarlatti On A Classical Guitar

D. Scarlatti - Sonata K.264 - Vivo (L.466)

Mozart Turkish march Synth'ed

Jehovah's Witnesses interrupted everything at the end!

opportunity knocks once

factory fire

Bach Ave Maria (Moog)

silver forest

Inspired by but somewhat different than 'On the Run'. Made with Moog synthesizer.

Running (On the Run by Pink Floyd cover)

Eine Kleine Nachtmusik (A Little Night Music) -Mozart

Baltic March (original composition) on harpsichord.

Baltic March (original composition)

Sonata Española para clavecín
Azure James

Sonata Española para clavecín

My 70's electro-synth remix of one of Domenico Scarlatti's sonatas. I am very proud of it. Organ, 3 oscillator synth, and mono bass synth.

Electro Synth remix Scarlatti Baroque Sonata in G minor!

Harpsichord sonata in C major (original composition)

Paparazzi Remix

Studio Camel Race (EDM)

Rahim (EDM)

Flo [EDM]

Alberto Garau, Guitar - D. Scarlatti - Sonata K.74

This is Night on Bald Mountain, featured in Disney's Fantasia, arranged for modern synthesizers.

Night On Bald Mountain (Synthesizer Arrangement)

In the 4th volume of Nori Ubukata's "Historic Synth Giants" series for SynthMaster 2.5, Nori created the synth sounds from the following legends of electronic music: Wendy Carlos, Isao Tomita and Jean Michel Jarre.

This expansion, along with all the others, can be purchased at: http://www.synthmaster.com/purchase.aspx

Expansion - Nori Ubukata Historic Synth Giants Vol4 - Wendy Carlos Audio Demo

Our "switched-on" rendition of the Waltz of the Flowers from Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker Suite.

All sounds created on either Moog Rogue or Sequential Circuits Pro-One analog monophonic synthesizers and performed into Logic Express 8.  No MIDI.

Now available for download at https://thehybiscusjournals.bandcamp.com/album/a-switched-on-nutcracker

Waltz of the Flowers (from The Nutcracker)

From the 2012 recording by guitarist Luke Trimble & cellist Matthew Keating titled "Lines, Color & Form: Music of Bryan Johanson"

Domenico Scarlatti (1685-1757) was an Italian composer who spent much of his life in the service of Portuguese and Spanish royal families. His fame rests almost exclusively on music for solo keyboard and is best known for the roughly 555 keyboard sonatas composed in Madrid during the last 25 years of his life. His sonatas reflect a colorful and emotional Iberian way of life: the fire of flamenco, the click of castanets, the strumming of guitars and the thump of muffled drums. And yet they manage to retain many Italian elements, not infrequently preserving the bel canto style. While his music is most intimately bound with the sound of the harpsicord, these Iberian ingredients alongside the plucked strings of the harpsicord make for a natural transition to the guitar. Johanson’s inclusion of the cello among these transcriptions — marked with impeccable legato, graceful phrasing, and and agile flexible technique — highlight the hallmarks of an Italian-originated bel canto style that prevailed throughout most of Europe during the 18th century.

Sonata in D Major, K. 333: I. Allegro, Allegrissimo

Sonata in A Major, K. 208: II. Andante Cantabile

20 y/o multi-genre composer.
https://azurejames.bandcamp.com/