A choral piece with some percussion instruments that I created for my alma mater. I hope that one day my alma mater will perform this piece at a concert.

Choir Piece For UWParkside With Percussion

This solo piece was premiered by Dr. Gloria Chuang in Madison, WI in the summer of 2015. It was created after a viewing of the famous "The Birds" film directed by none other than Alfred Hitchcock. The sheet music is available upon request.

Feed The Birds

A piano duet meant to be performed by two interlinked full grand pianos at a concert hall setting. This piece is experimenting with perpetual motion, interacting sound wave phenomena such as constructive and destructive interference, and minimalism composition techniques.

The title is meant to be translated to "Perpetual Annoyance", displayed by the rhythmic and melodic motif that is repeated throughout the entire piece.

Perpetuum Molestia (2 Pianos)

A solo piano piece full of ferocity, dense chords, and a blazingly fast and short counterpoint section.

Retribution

Yet another solo piano piece, but this time with a surprising stylistic twist that brings out the light-heartedness in this mostly experimental joy ride.

Harmonix

This piece is meant to be played to support a preacher during prayer or while they are laying down some hard, good truth.

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Droppin' Knowledge

One of my personal favorite compositions: it starts with a string orchestra with some various percussion added in until it abruptly changes to a wailing guitar, a hard hitting pad (could be a full drum set), a choir adding the chordal structure, and then leading up to a grand Picardy Third finish.

Get Serious!

Just a bit of fun with a Hammond B3 ish emulator.

Backing Up The Preacher With Some Fun

This is probably one of my personal favorites. I highly recommend listening to this with surround speakers or with headphones!

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