This is a busy fugue with shocking dissonance and sweet resolves. It's a good analogue of finals week in a STEM college. 
It's written in c.
This is my, Luke Reilly's, first prelude.

Finals week prelude

Roaring pipes with a stout flute
This is my, Luke Reilly's, second written piece. It is actually just a stylistic modification of my first prelude, the finals week prelude. The modifiacation features more of a 'wall of sound' and a change of the opening melody.

Pipes and Flutes

Stumbling through the siberian tundra. The sweatshirt and jeans aren't nearly adequate. Need to get somehwere warm fast. And we're not alone.


The entire Humans suite will be written in A minor.

The humans Suite Am

Otzi, The Ice Man; The Humans Suite

This fiery and fast little fugue pairs well with a victory and champagne. 
This piece is written in F major but resolves to C eventually. 
Recorded on Conn 721 Artist

Inspired by:  Symphony № 5, Toccata by Charles-Marie Widor

Fast & Fiery Fugue

This is actually the first track I ever made. I was too shy to share back then. A buddy convinced me to post more recently. There is a remaster incoming which fixes some of the timing issues.
Inspired by From Dust - Main Theme

Cry of the Chained

Recorded on Conn 721 Artist
This is an improvisation written in G major.

Reilly's Improvs

Glossy prelude

A flute, deep organ notes and a harp
Inspired by: Glenn Miller - In The Mood'

spring walk

Spring Walk

Rookie Composer & Organist
All Glory be to God
I post things I compose, I create or the skills I have built on social media for multiple reasons. The first reason is means of setting a milestone of progress.
The second is a little more subtle but also important. I post something with the knowledge that it can be seen by anyone which means it is public. This simple knowledge of it being public helps with stage freight. When I post my progress online it feels like my skills are up for debate and criticism so therefore I am less embarrassed and nervous to play for people in person and this overall reduces mistakes.
St.Cecilia, pray for us.

Reilly's Rather-Old

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