The first (maybe only? I honestly don't know if I'll finish this thing; I wrote it a while back and I've grown a lot since then, but who knows, maybe) movement of a concerto for flute, oboe, violin, strings, and continuo.

Concerto in d minor - I. Allegro agitato

The first of a few miniatures I was working on to prove that I was good at counterpoint.  I'm pretty satisfied and this is the one I like best.

Invention No. 1

The second of a few miniatures I was working on to prove that I was good at counterpoint.  This one isn't especially great and the counterpoint is admittedly poor, but it's still lively and fun at times.

Invention No. 2

The first movement of a sonata which I started some time ago.  I started work on the second movement, but quickly decided that it wasn't worth it, so this movement remains as a curiosity. Oh I also never bothered to add dynamics, so I may re-upload a version with more polish.  Really the only interesting thing is that the development moves through all 24 standard Major and minor keys (some are repeated) using very simple tunes.  Can you pick out all of the modulations?

Sonata in G - I. Allegro grazioso

A prelude I started at my brother's college graduation which I considered dedicating to the occasion, but then everyone would come to expect a piece for every occasion, so I opted not to do so.  Anyway, the organ sampling is poor and I only have one sound, so there is no variety in registration, so the piece is pretty flat in that regard.  It is also fairly simple in its construction and outlook, but it does conjure some images of power that a real organ would more fully realize.

Prelude in g minor

A simple little piece written over about two weeks mostly just for kicks; it is not adventurous in really any way: simple modulatory choices, simple instrumentation, simple harmonies, and is does not even remain in the tonic key during the recapitulation.  This piece is capricious however, in that I wrote it without concern for anyone's conventions but my own.  I wanted simple sounds that were easy to write and that's what you get.  It's still a nice piece at times and makes me think about the smell of rain and the soft light of morning,

String Symphony - I. Allegro Agitato

My entry for the http://wfae.org/post/charlotte-talks-theme-covers-and-remixes-submission-form Charlotte Talks Theme Covers And Remixes contest.  Thought I'd turn it into classical music...shake things up a bit...

Charlotte Talks Theme Remix

My entry for the wfae.org/post/charlotte-talks-theme-covers-and-remixes-submission-form Charlotte Talks Theme Covers And Remixes contest. Thought I'd turn it into classical music...shake things up a bit...

Divy It Up