Hello! I'm Curran or "Curry" as some people call me. I'm a Composer and Audio Engineer. The music here is mostly influenced by Southeast Asian folk music, mostly Cambodian (Khmer Oldies), Thai; even Fantasy, Celtic, and Nordic styles. I mix those elements with RPG and MMORPG style tracks, hoping to create a totally different listening experience! As an instrumentalist, I play woodwinds, such as Clarinet, Sax, and even some worldly flutes, like the Celtic Whistle and such. Most of the cartoon/anime art you see here was also illustrated by me, because I am trying to tell a story with what I produce here. A lot of these songs are composed to a comic/manga book project I'm working on. I hope you enjoy listening to my tracks!

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A community driven podcast about the stories we make while playing the games we love on, around, and under the gaming table. This podcast includes: stupid stories, a stupider host, dumb gaming news, elevator pitches for games, and some inside perspectives about running a game company. Join Alan Gerding and Sean McCoy (creators of the hit game "Two Rooms and a Boom"), along with a ragtag community of tabletop friends as they discuss pretty much anything that is remotely related to board games. You too can become a knight by emailing your own gaming story to podcast@tuesdayknightgames.com!

Uriah W. Rinzel, DMA is an award-winning composer who writes in styles ranging from classical to minimalism to heavy rock.  He is an active composer and producer and seeks to blend his popular music and classical music backgrounds whether composing music for video sync or producing a pop song.
He was commissioned by violist Nadia Sirota and SYZYGY (directed by Matt Albert) to compose a piece for viola and amplified chamber ensemble.  “Orca” was premiered at SMU in concert and the group made a studio recording.  “Orca” was among the finalists for the ASCAP Morton Gould in 2014 and won First prize for the 2018 Breaking the Fourth Wall New Music Festival.  He has also worked as a record producer, guitarist and arranger for live events and recording sessions. His original composition, “Cowtown Counterpoint” for bass clarinetist, William Hayter and was given its European Premiere in July, 2018 at Clarinetfest in Oostende, Belgium and was also selected to be performed at the 2020 SCI National Conference.   “Snip,” an electroacoustic work was performed at the 2017 Region VI SCI conference in Arlington, TX.  His wind symphony “Candide” was commissioned and premiered by Jack Delaney and the Meadows Wind Ensemble in 2017. Other works include an oratorio, a symphony, two piano concerti, and rock music.  
Dr. Rinzel is Assistant Professor of Music Theory, Composition, and Songwriting at DBU where he teaches classes including Advanced Songwriting, Critical Listening for Recording Engineers, Applied Composition, and several music theory courses.
He previously taught theory at SMU, TCU, Austin College, composition at TCC, and guitar at TKU.  He holds a DMA in Composition with cognates in Theory and Musicology from TCU where he studied under Neil Anderson-Himmelspach and Blaise Ferrandino, an MM – Composition from SMU where he studied under Kevin Hanlon and Robert Frank, and also an MM – Theory Pedagogy from SMU under David Mancini, and a BM in Theory and Composition from DBU where he studied with Michael Cox and Barbara Wallace.   
Hear his music at: 

https://soundcloud.com/uriah-w-rinzel
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUE0eklXvDWn2qxz3nOYUoQ?

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