the most incridible is imaginate you making It cause that way better

cool experimental track! really like the classical elements on it.

Man love this sounds experimental and Progy very clean man keep it up

You have a uniquely you style. between the keys and the dissonance of the music, no one else is making anything like this. That being said, the mix is a bit top heavy and the cymbals could be eqed back in the mix a bit. can't knock the originality though. unparalleled

very nice dude, love the flow of this track. would be a superb boss battle track

Karl Kim - Compositions

Vocals by Liza King
Guitars by Derek Coetzee
Bass and synths by Andrew King

Written by Andrew King, Liza king and Derek Coetzee.

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A storm threatens her as she leaves, but she fights back against it and finds her way to happiness

A Passing Storm in Her Eyes

Beautiful

Noise Improv No. 1

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Poem 14

Twelve Tone Piece No. 1

Credits: 

Matthew Leland - trumpet
Josh Bialkin - trumpet
Peter DelGrosso - horn
Karl Kim - trombone, electronics
Caitlin Jodoin - tuba

Twelve Tone Piece No. 3

Did You Hear? for mixed SATB choir (a cappella with divisis, SSAATTB), Duration: ca. 6'. Commissioned by the Vermont Youth Orchestra Chorus, Jeffrey Buettner, director. World Premiere: Vermont Youth Orchestra Chorus, Jeffrey Buettner, director, April 7-8, Elley-Long Music Center, South Burlington, VT, USA, 2011. Publisher: Bill Holab Music.

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PROGRAM NOTE
The idea for Did You Hear? was conceived by the Vermont Youth Orchestra Chorus and its director, Jeffrey Buettner. They asked me to write a piece that would reflect their lives, something they deal with on a daily basis, so we settled on the theme of rumors. Since I could not find an appropriate text, I enlisted the help of writer and librettist David Cote, one of my friends and frequent collaborators.

Did You Hear? was commissioned by the Vermont Youth Orchestra Association while composer in residence through a Meet The Composer/League of American Orchestras Music Alive Residency.

TEXT
Did you hear?			No. Hear what?

You won’t believe—		I will. Tell me.

You won’t believe if I say.	Tell me I promise—

It just happened today.	I promise, I won’t tell a single soul.

Do you want to hear?		Whisper in my ear.

No way. Way!
Sick! Weird! Gross! Insane!
A friend of a friend of a friend said they heard it first.
I’m gonna tweet it. I have like fifty-two followers!
Tweet. Tweet. Tweet. Tweet! Twitter. Twitter.
Retweet. Retweet. Retweet. 

Shhhhhh!
Here he comes. 

They say your ears burn when someone talks about you. My ears are burning. Why? Nobody notices me. 

What is wrong with him?	What is wrong with them? 
What is wrong with her? 	What is wrong with me? 
What is wrong with us?

I’m a freak. I’m like that song.
I’m a freak; I don’t belong.
Something’s wrong with me.
After I’m gone, will anyone talk about me? 
Will I disappear?

Hey, everyone. Did you hear?

Did you hear about SARAH? 

No. What? Tell me!

Eternal Reflections

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Did You Hear?

Even if you try
To shout out your pain
No one will hear you
To set you free	

Even if you try
To find your own way
No one will tell you
How grave it will be	

You wanna cry
Cause you’re future will die
You wanna shout it out
Cause you will lose your strengh

Even if you try
To shout out your pain
No one will hear you
To set you free	

Even if you try
To find your own way
No one will tell you
How grave it will be	

You wanna cry
Cause you’re future will die
You wanna shout it out
Cause you will lose your strengh

Shout

Karl Kim is a man of many musical hats (perhaps too many for his own good, but that's a discussion for another time). 

​​His musical journey started off with piano lessons at age six, and from there he has picked up many other instruments over the years, including but not limited to: violin, guitar, trombone, and various percussion instruments. Karl was also just as quick to branch out to styles of music other than classical; most significant of these styles is rock and metal (especially of the progressive variety), but jazz, EDM, experimental music, and folk music from various parts of the world have also played a role in shaping him as a musician. 

As a concert music composer, these musical experiences, especially those as a metal guitarist, are what make up the voice that he projects into his compositions, especially in recent times. Pieces like "The Jury is Sleepless", "Without a Minute to Spare", and "So Cold, So Dark, So Chaotic" exist at a crossroads between music for the concert hall and music for the mosh pit. His music has been performed by ensembles such as the Rhythm Method, S.E.M., and Bearthoven, and he holds a B.M. in Music Theory and Composition from New York University. 

"Karl with a K" is an alter ego of Karl Kim. Karl with a K, while having the same musical background as Karl Kim, draws upon a fascination for rhythm game music that started with Dance Dance Revolution at the age of eight, and grew considerably to encompass games including, but not limited to, Sound Voltex, In the Groove, beatmania IIDX, Voez, and Arcaea. Karl with a K brings his background in metal and 20th century classical music into rhythm game original tracks such as "!CAUTION! small but deadly", "BELLUM", and "rudimentary methods of overkill", which can be characterized by plenty of guitars, unusual rhythms, and sometimes non-instruments being used as instruments. Much of his output as Karl with a K is written for the purposes of Stepmania simfile creation (though as of BMS of Fighters: EighTeen's "0verfl0w_err0r" this is no longer exclusively the case).

Karl Kim currently resides in Bloomington, Indiana where he is pursuing an M.M. in Music Scoring for Visual Media at the Jacobs School of Music at Indiana University. Karl with a K can be seen lurking around the internet (especially specific Discord servers), occasionally not being above a good meme from time to time. In addition, Karl with a K is working on his first project as a game developer, a typing meets rhythm gaming fusion titled "glyph;".

Op. 3

Karl with a K

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