In the heart of a shadowed forest, two young boys chase a butterfly, only to find themselves lost amid towering trees and deepening darkness. Their laughter fades, swallowed by an oppressive silence as fear grips them. Suddenly, from the gloom emerges a wolf, its dark fur gleaming like obsidian, eyes reflecting the scars of its past. In a tense standoff, each side feels the weight of their histories—stories of savagery and betrayal that have shaped their fears. Yet beneath the instinctive dread lies a flicker of connection, a shared sorrow that they both wish things were different. In that brief moment, a fragile hope for understanding sparks between them. As they confront each other, the boys and the wolf stand on the precipice of something profound, their fates intertwined yet uncertain. In that haunting stillness, they linger in a world defined by fear and the unfulfilled desire for connection, each aching with the sadness of what could have been, leaving the outcome unknown.

Fragile Trust

I started my musical journey at the age of five, initially composing music with tablature taught by my father. Beginning with the penny whistle and violin, I played in our family band, busking on the streets of Bath.

Our travels across the country inspired compositions like "Road to Wareham." Music became my sanctuary, especially after being diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome. In college, under mentors such as Dr. Rick Birley, Dr. Richard Hall, and Dr. Julie Trevett, I honed my skills in composition, theory, and piano, transitioning to formal music notation using Sibelius.

Today, I compose for film, video games, and theatre. My music, influenced by my diverse experiences, aims to evoke emotion and tell stories.

Thank you to my followers and listeners for your support. I hope you continue to enjoy and share in my musical journey.

Fragile Trust

Jordan Chohawno