For a MIDI assignment, I arranged with use of ProTools' MIDI capabilities this short work for a small trio of Violin, Clarinet, and Classical Guitar. 

J.S. Bach Sinfonia 1

This movement is a computer generated orchestral accompaniment using MIDI instruments to reinforce the stereo-recorded piano, as well as the mono-recorded harpsichord. It is taken from Haydn's Piano Concerto in D major, Hob XVII:11

Instruments used:
Piano Solo
Violins
Violas
Cellos
Basses
French Horns
Oboes
Harpsichord

Hungarian Rondo

Composer: Fred Bertino

Here's The first of a four movement "Classical" Symphony I am writing. Enjoy!

Symphony in A Major "Versunkenen Wiese": I. Allegro Vivace

Second movement! Check out the score and sing along if you wish- it is an aria.

https://sites.google.com/site/fredbertino/score

Symphony in A Major "Versunkenen Wiese": II. Aria

Better version of the first one- Newer instrument sounds?

Score! https://sites.google.com/site/fredbertino/score

Symphony in A Major: Versunkene Wiese: I. Allegro

Sound file of the musical gene project- creating music from genetic sequences. This particular gene encodes the protein "Lysine A" from the E.coli species.

Lysine A  Enzymatic Fantasy for Piano and Orchestra (.mp3)

It's a mirror duet for violin that I wrote in 2 hours on a dare!! Two violinists read one score standing opposite each other, each beginning at opposite corners of the page. They meet in the middle and continue, each ending where the other began- in (almost) perfect harmony!!

Score: https://sites.google.com/site/fredbertino/score