Seven Interlude (prod. feelingfatigue)

Commissioned by the GVSU New Music Initiative

Come as you are. (2022) for alto flute, soprano sax and percussion

And the Sea Comes Back to You 
for woodwind quintet (2016)

I. Bits of Dust, Black Ashes
II. Charlie Parker Looked Like Buddha 
III. The Grey Song of Nirvana
IV. Eternal Slowdown
V. And the Sea Comes Back to You

premiere performance by the 2016 Fred Fox Wind Quintet
12/3/16 University of Arizona,  Holsclaw Hall 
flute: Miranda DeBretto
oboe: Amy Shea
clarinet: Chase Miller
Horn: Jason Pfiester
Bassoon: Philip Hill

And the Sea Comes Back to You

Compass E

Where Breath Ceases (2017)
for string quartet

3/29/17 Kemp Recital Hall Illinois State University 

Del Sol String Quartet

Where Breath Ceases

Eastman Broadband Ensemble
Juan Trigos, conductor
Miller Theater, New York City

Fanfare

Eastman Philharmonia
November 16, 2007
Matilda Hofman, director

Nov. 16 2007

GOGI

When I think about percussion, the first characteristic that comes to mind is theater. Watching percussionists run around the stage juggling many different instruments is particularly thrilling, and, above all else, is what has always attracted me to percussion music. Seen and Heard is about exactly this; while writing the piece, beyond the notes and rhythms, I was thinking about what the music would look like on stage. Seen and Heard is dedicated to Adam Holmes, and lasts about ten minutes.

Seen and Heard

The intro to a pop song I wrote and recorded in 1986. Scritti Politti meets Erasure. I'll post the entire song if I hit 100,000 likes on Facebook. Be afraid.

Trust Me (1986) Intro

OH MAH GAWD SERIOUSLLAAHHHH, Maria is here, you guys! This is a dream come true in the Mommy Dome. Tommy's older sister and Starbucks' Enemy Number One, Maria stops by for a chat and she jumps in like a pro. She shares more contempt for more employees of new company's while also getting down with some of the tried and true segments of YMH. Get to know the Maria you thought you knew (she knows Tom's voice) while hearing about her military exploits, how she deals with Top Dog, and conceding that Jane does in fact have better teeth and vision. It's so fun when your jeans get even tighter cause you just washed 'em!

Come as you are. (2022) for alto flute, soprano sax and percussion

Logan Rutledge