I decided to redo the previous version of this song I recorded. 

This song was written by Steven Verhelst (for trombone) as a tribute to the victims of the 2011 Japanese tsunami. I was introduced to the piece through a youtube video featuring professional trombonists from all around the world. Seeing all the marvelous talents collaborating to produce an awe-inspiring performance led me to take a stab at it.

This performance is dedicated to all those who experienced the devastation that came as a result of the natural disaster.

A Song for Japan (re-make)

Just a mash up of a couple previously posted tunes for a class. Nothing new

Demo

Minor Things You Do  (1)

MIEDO_GRUPO DELTA

Theme for Iratu Elexion, an alcoholic demon from the webcomic Slightly Damned.

http://www.sdamned.com/

I had no choice but to export the piece from musescore directly. Try and overlook the bland and linear quality, knowing that I plan on recording the parts live as soon as I can.

piece was scored for Bassoon, Tenor Sax, Trombone, Trumpet, Piano, Bass, and Percussion

Iratu's Theme

A short movement from a classical duet, recorded with no preparation for the sole purpose of testing a new microphone. It's a little sloppy, but decent enough to upload *3*

Enjoy

Beethoven Bassoon Duet

An arrangement (by Brian Burwell) of the original Pokemon Theme, performed by myself. Enjoy

Pokemon Theme- Bassoon Quartet

This song was written by Steven Verhelst (for trombone) as a tribute to the victims of the 2011 Japanese tsunami. I was introduced to the piece  through a youtube video featuring professional trombonists from all around the world. Seeing all the marvelous talents collaborating to produce an awe-inspiring performance led me to take a stab at it. My version isn't professional by any means, and I will likely revise it in the future, but I hope you enjoy it!

This performance is dedicated to all those who experienced the devastation that came as a result of the natural disaster.

A Song for Japan- Bassoon Quartet

Just a simple (if not jazzed up) recording for my friend Shardith. Hope you like it!

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