Waves, for baritone saxophone and piano, is an impressionist inspired work I wrote. The piece started as an assignment for a composition course. 

Kevin Josepha, baritone saxophone
Beatrice Dalov, piano

Waves

Lingering is a work I did as part of my electronic music classes at FIU

Lingering

Derivative

Here is a MIDI realization of my work for flute, oboe, clarinet, tenor saxophone, french horn, and piano

Where Were You

Here is a MIDI realization of my first sax quartet

Scattered Thoughts

A work I made exploring spatialization techniques in MaxMSP

Lifetime

Rav 4

Reading done by the FIU Symphonic Orchestra

Roads Taken Reading Excerpts

Hello! My name is Nicolas Aizpurua, and I am a Venezuelan-American musician and composer graduating from FIU. I write in a variety of styles, and find myself leaning towards minimalism and post-minimalism.

I was born and raised in Miami, Florida, and my love for music started when I first picked up a Nintendo DS as a child. Video Game Music (VGM) was my first foray into the world of music, and is what drove me to learn more about playing and writing music. The level to which the music of the games I played as a child could encode and vividly recall emotion will always amaze me.

I learned later that this experience exists in all the music I listen to. There is always a context to what I hear, and to what I write. If you're interested in the kinds of memories I've encoded into my works, please feel free to listen to my works.