Improvisation on modular synthesizer using photograph by Tim Bushnell as visual score.

Turbulence (for Tim Bushnell)

For saxophone quartet and ensemble
CEPROMUSIC Ensemble
Sigma Project Quartet
Conductor : José Luis Castillo
October 20, 2019
Auditorio Blas Galindo
Mexico City, Mexico

Sobre Los Nueve Infiernos Del Mictlán

Ethereal metallic pricks cushioned by pale washes of sound...

Pink Cloud Nr 1

2024 blues (demo)

The Underworld presents some sardonic, whimsical surprises in this electronic orchestration/reinterpretation of my newest work for Trombone, Piano and Tape.

In Charon's Domain Nr 2 for Electronics

Based on a work I wrote 30 years ago for my piano student Yoko Kusama, this work maximizes my work's minimal opening material as the Viola weaves its way through pulsating crotchets.

Kusama Circlings for Piano and Viola

The last in a series of chamber works for viola and piano. As with most of my twelve-tone works 'Nocturne' demonstrates my love for my favorite composer of the Second Viennese School, Alban Berg.

Nocturnes for Viola and Piano

Enter the ether, where parrots, retro sci-fi theremins, the composer's voice sample, radio broadcasts and marches all are woven around a 12-tone fugue.

Airwaves for Tape -rev. 12.03.25

Nocturne for electronics. Pin pricks of sound cascade to the Earth against a crystal clear bejeweled night sky.

Stars Falling

An accidental 11-tone piece. After completion, I realized that the 12 tone row that this piece is based on, only had 11 tones. Rather than 'correct' my mistake, I decided that the work would stand as I was still satisfied with the result.

Stars Falling for Piano

This is my orchestral diploma piece for my MA degree at Liszt Ferenc Music Academy, department of composition.

performed by Danubia Orchestra Óbuda with

Bálint Baráth (piano)
Zsolt Serei (conduction)

Recorded on May 31st, 2017
Zeneakadémia, Budapest

Turbulence (for Tim Bushnell)

Martin Tanton