The first movement of two in a work titled "A Grey and Windy Sky" for piano. Inspired by the dreary loveliness of a rainy winter day. Computer playback sucks... bear with me regardless.

I. Winter Rain

This is based off of a melody (there's no audio available of the original but it doesn't matter because I changed it maybe more than was reasonable) that someone else wrote. It was part of a challenge where we make a little theme and swap with people to create a new work out of whatever we get. 

On a Theme by Some Other Guy

This is a sonata-ish work (I'm not good at structure or transitions) that I wrote because I just felt like I should try something like it. I honestly don't know how to feel about it. I like the ideas I came up with but I don't know if I pulled it off well. Maybe I shouldn't unload my uncertainty on innocent bystanders/internet users but there it is. Hope you enjoy it.

Sonatina in D Minor

Two movements for piano, inspired by Shakespeare's Hamlet. Movement One explores Hamlet's nobility, his vengefulness, and his heroic potential. Movement Two takes us through his journey from grief to madness.

Composed by Me

Hamlet, Op. 19, II. The Story

Two movements for piano, inspired by Shakespeare's Hamlet. 
Movement One contains three sections that explore Hamlet's nobility, his vengefulness, and his heroic potential respectively. The heroic theme being harmonically identical to the nobility theme but with a new and more energetic melody.
Movement Two takes us through his journey from grief to madness. Sulking over his father, learning the truth about Claudius, plotting his revenge as he teeters on the edge of his fate, and finally his death. The three themes from the first movement return throughout the second movement, with the addition of a mourning theme.

Hamlet, Op. 19, I. The Man

Just a crap recording of some melancholic string music I think of from time to time. Recorded on my phone, hence the sounds of air and me shifting in my seat.

something I made that I think is cool

A song I'm not ready to show anyone the lyrics to. Here's a piano arrangement instead. Still works out, I think.

Nothing More

I arranged Rebecca Sugar's "Love Like You" for piano, and this is my best attempt at recording it(the 7th time's the charm, I hear).  I get nervous when I think about someone else hearing me play, so this was hard for me to do. I had to cut out the intro and outro because those parts were not listenable in my opinion. Hope it's enjoyable despite the shaky performance and crappy audio quality.

Love Like You (Piano Arr.)

Arrangement based on the original score as well as the Evangelion Symphony. Slight changes/simplifications made for the sake of convenience. Better suited for intermediate pianists than for beginners.

Sheet Music:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/0n62l9ftv6lpjuj/Thanatos%20-%20Piano.pdf?dl=0

KJtheSleepless

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