This piece I composed and orchestrated and it was performed by the Dynamedion orchestra

The Sylvan Sprite

To download  https://andrejzatkalk.bandcamp.com/track/wild-wind

This is my piano improvisation created at late night, i play on masterkeyboard Kawai VPC1 coupled with VST piano Ravenscroft 275

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Wild Wind

Tropical game music

My string arrangement/mock up of Chopin's Prelude in E minor.

Artwork: https://alpha.wallhaven.cc/wallpaper/158691

Chopin - Prelude in E minor (Cinematic Studio Strings)

"Prelude on a Theme by Alexander Borodin" is a chamber work written for the 2016 Loma Linda University School of Medicine Alumni Vespers. It is a simple adaptation of a melody from Borodin's "Polovtsian Dances," featuring an original B section and some unique orchestration.

Copyright © 2016 Michael M. Momohara

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A Futile Assault On Beauty - Revised December 9, 2017

Audio demo showing off Cinematic Strings in context

Alex Wallbank - Why

-debut album
-influenced by nils frahm, olafur arnalds, sigur ros, max richter and more
-minimalistic neo-classical solo piano

                              

Unwanted Tears

Happy new year, everyone

Alex Wallbank - Home

Accompanied by a strange mix of relief and sadness, it is with great pleasure that I am finally letting go and releasing my fourth and final movement to my Symphony No. 4. 

It is also my pleasure to announce that Liz Dicker @Liz-Dicker is simultaneously  releasing her beautiful and moving performance of a piano piece I wrote based in part on this final movement.  If you would like to listen to it, please click on this link: https://soundcloud.com/liz-dicker/evie-by-christopher-larkins

I wish it was not the case, but as a result of COVID19, I have been able to invest more time into writing this Symphony than any prior composition. Thus, I think it is only fitting that I dedicate the whole work to the recognition of how much suffering people throughout the world has had to endure as a result of this terrible virus.  

Within the journey of this movement and the Symphony as a whole, there are numerous twists and turns, and just like life, it is far from all smooth sailing. I hope though, that you feel as I do, that there are many passages throughout the Symphony that celebrate life.  But to me, even though this last movement does lament what is lost, it is within the last few bars where the journey finally releases an unequivocal affirmation of the beauty and majesty of life.  

Whatever you glean from the work, I hope its was worth listening to.

The picture for this movement is taken from the exact same place that the picture for the 3rd movement was taken.   The 3rd movement's picture was taken shortly after my neighborhood had been ravaged by wildfire.  This picture was taken a few months later after we had rejuvenating winter rains in Southern California.  As you can see, the hillsides came rushing back to life.  Hopefully, the world will rejuvenate and recover very soon from the ravages of COVID.

As always, thank you for listening and do stay healthy.  
Christopher

Larkins | Symphony No. 4, Movement 4

Michael Momohara is a Japanese-American musician and composer who writes instrumental music for church, film, and the concert hall. As a physician (M.D.), he incorporates his musical talents into the care of his patients.

Prelude on a Theme by Alexander Borodin

Michael Momohara | Composer