Algorithm #1 is a short piece written for toy piano and electronics.  The sound from the toy piano is run through a max/msp patch that shifts and delays the signal in realtime.

Algorithm #1 for toy piano and electronics

Sines was a composition that explored the use of game controllers as instruments.  Each game controller had specific features that the performer could use while following a graphic score.  The game controllers sounds  were created in max/msp.

Sines for 3 game controllers and electronics

Nested Networks is a graphic composition written for 13 or more instrumentalists.  Each player can move freely through a network of pitches and rhythms, with all the performers arriving at the center cell halfway through the composition.  They can can move freely again out of the network.

Nested Networks for 13 or more instrumentalists

Opening, written and performed by Nathaniel Hartman for the independent film, So It Was With Us directed by Colin McDonald.  More information about the film can be found at soitwaswithus.com.

Opening (So It Was With Us original score)

Amigos, written and performed by Nathaniel Hartman for the independent film, So It Was With Us directed by Colin McDonald.  More information about the film can be found at soitwaswithus.com.

Amigos (So It Was With Us original score)

Ominous C, written and performed by Nathaniel Hartman for the independent film, So It Was With Us directed by Colin McDonald.  More information about the film can be found at soitwaswithus.com.

Ominous C (So It Was With Us original score)

Perpetuo, written and performed by Nathaniel Hartman for the independent film, So It Was With Us directed by Colin McDonald. More information about the film can be found at soitwaswithus.com.

Perpetuo (So It Was With Us original score)

Phenomenology, written and performed by Nathaniel Hartman for the independent film, So It Was With Us directed by Colin McDonald. More information about the film can be found at soitwaswithus.com.

Phenomenology (So It Was With Us original score)

sampled from a 1940's Japanese tourism book record.  realized in max/msp.