This short and quickly made music exemplification may describe mystery and shock or a scene wherein someone attempts to stealthily enter a forbidden area encountering tension along the way.

Furtivement ("In Secret") (BJO-13/14-002)

Ma Souffrance Qui Est Mon Tueur (BJO-14-022)

A reasonably short piece, by understanding the meaning of its title and by listening to the music, one should get a fair idea of that which is described.

This is a simple music composition quickly made as creativity flowed and is deliberately kept short.

Il Observe l'Homme ("He Observes Man") (BJO-14-026)

A simple, unorthodox and quickly made Valentine's piece which may require some amelioration. I originally planned to use one French horn and at max a brass group, so that it was better to retain its originally intended nature and message, but it turned out to be larger and longer than expected, not to mention very different than planned.

Pour Elle (BJO-15-027) (1st version)

This music piece was quickly created and inspired by J. Williams' music. It described a young, quiet and talented child who may have some trouble of life.

The Child's Mystery

Describes a battle scene 'twixt two warriors.

Come Let us do Battle!

A music piece I wrote inspired by my communications with a cousin about oily pigs that go past each other in a crowded manner, as if trapped inside a big and high container. Also inspired by Edvard Grieg's "In the Hall of the Mountain King".

Check the Oily Pigs

BJO-13-003

A pretty old music piece I wrote back then to express what a certain type of genius could be like and a description of what possibly occurs in that mind.



The Genius

Imagine a scene of American WWII soldiers arriving at a bombed out deserted village. They finally get some rest from battle. They sit down at an old broken building, one on the small stairs leading to its entrance, another on an old filled cardboard box, others on the floor. Some of their rifles vertically bayonet the sandy ground with some helmets atop. They are silent, turn on an old radio, and think, perhaps philosophically or existentially, "Is there in truth no beauty?" This music piece expresses such a scene.

A piece I wrote long ago during my studies. The sound of this one is mastered by M. Alsters.

Brendan Overdiep

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