And here is piano collection I, number 3. composed in 1999 and rearranged in 2023

Piano1#3

last piece in piano collection I, from 1999, rearranged for madman in 2023

Piano1#4

Up to transposition, there are 250 ways that an interval can transition to another interval without any note repeated (all notes within the chromatic scale).  The basic material here is a cycle of intervals that survey all 250 transitions.   Constant variations within the dimensions of timbre and articulation, though they might at first seem to work distractions away from the harmonic idea, actually mitigate exhaustion of the ear and so keep fresh the perception of all the intervals, and the intervals between intervals.

Every Bridge, for nine instruments

The doctors didn't know what was wrong with my lumbar area. They said it was a herniated disk. Later it was found to be a diabetic complication that ate the nerves away from my lumbar area. Only 0.000000000000000875% of the population get this. i am very lucky. 

piano collection 15b: Herniated Disks Much Better Now.

This is an exclamatory music that is heightened mood and intense in feeling with pedal work and syncopation in both bass and treble clefs. 

piano collection viii

Piano collection 3 is from 2007 and was finished in 2010 after a hiatus for a couple years. The piece is already a step away from piano collections 1 and 2. 

Piano collection III

Rather formal sounding beginning of an informal piece, a bit like Bach while dreaming of chasing notes that got away. 2016

Piano Collection #4 (12tet version)

Piano Collection #4a, microtonal, is in 19tet, and was composed in 2016, and features a microtonal version of Piano Collection #4, in an ongoing series of collections mainly for 12tet piano.

Piano Collection #4a Microtonal (19tet)

composed 2016. This is a three part piano composition that is centric, yet atonal

Peter Thoegersen - Piano Collection #5

My attempt to prove I can write more than just weird microtonal stuff, or weird stuff, this piece helps round out my oeuvre. 2016

Piano Collection #7

This is a composite of 12 tracks: 4 strings, 4 pianos, and 4 drumsets all in four different tempos and 4 different tunings. All instruments are playing the original Hypercube score! No added notes. 

Hypercube Version III (for Chamber Ensemble: Strings, Pianos, and drumsets)

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Every Bridge, for nine instruments

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