Track 1 from the original score to eConnXn's short film "Game Face".

In The Ring (from "Game Face")

Track 2 from the original score to eConnXn's short film "Game Face".

Long Road to Recovery (from "Game Face")

Track 3 from the original score to eConnXn's short film "Game Face".

You Can Do Anything You Can Do (from "Game Face")

Track 4 from the original score to eConnXn's short film "Game Face".

Pastime Legends (from "Game Face")

Track 5 from the original score to eConnXn's short film "Game Face".

3, 2, 1, Brawl! (from "Game Face")

Track 6 from the original score to eConnXn's short film "Game Face".

The Work Is To Believe (from "Game Face")

My first short-form symphony! Winner of the Symphonina Foundation's first annual "Symphonina of the Year" award.

Symphonina No. 1

This is a cue from the animated short "Alphabet Soup," about a girl who starts daydreaming over lunch and gets a bit carried away. Composed and conducted by myself. Recorded at Studio X in Seattle, Wa.

Noodling Around (from "Alphabet Soup")

A little treat for the most waltz-like day we're likely to ever see – 12/31/23! This is written in grand classical style...with maybe a little bit of tongue-in-cheek flair. Enjoy!

La valse satirique

Autumn

Rejoice, All Mortal Flesh (Original Version)

Composed in 2014 as part of the Pacific Northwest Film Scoring Program at the Seattle Film Institute, and recorded at Studio X in Seattle, WA. The recording session was the largest of the year, with a full 52-piece orchestra. This is the main theme from a fictional superhero film titled "Gods Among Men".

A Day in the Life (Theme from "Gods Among Men")

This is a fantasy on a traditional Japanese song, Takeda No Komoriuta (Takeda Lullaby). Composed and sequenced in 2016.

Takeda

I. C Phrygian
II. F Lydian

Relatively simple, fun, short modal pieces for two percussionists. Live recording from my senior recital!

Two Modal Etudes for Xylophone and Marimba

Fun, fast, Latin-flavored piece based on the Westminster Chime. Live recording from my senior recital.

High Noon in the Caribbean

Short work for percussion ensemble and organ (adapted from percussion and brass choir version). I literally used the constellation Cassiopeia to generate melodic material - I just ran a staff through the stars. Live recording from my senior recital.

Cassiopeia (from "Constellations")

This is the full, final version of November Lullaby. I'm sending this to the grad school I'm applying to. Wish me luck!

Original melody by Rebecca Brickley, arranged and orchestrated by me.

November Lullaby (Complete)

This is a re-tooling of one of my favorite pieces that I wrote in college. Originally for cello solo with piano accompaniment, I expanded the piano part into a full orchestra. This piece evokes the changing scenery and colors of the fall.

Autumn (Orchestra Version)

Day 3! A simple little piano thing. (Day 2 was written on paper at work and not mocked up - I might get around to it soon!)

VGMA Summer 21-Day Challenge - Day 3

Vocalise

Concert and media composer based in the Seattle area. I write music, and I don't wear shoes...I'm a pretty simple guy.

Barefoot Composer

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