I made this music during the spring of 2021 - under lockdown for Covid 19.
It features two "natural" horns (from the classical period of the type very familiar to Mozart) and two pianos.
The horns are interesting because they have no moving parts and are simple brass cones.
One of them is in the key of D and can be heard slightly over to the left.
The other is in the key of G and a little over to the right.
The pianos are interesting because they are not tuned chromatically, as is usually the case, but rather they are each tuned to a harmonic series.
As with the horns, one of them is in the key of D and can be heard slightly over to the left while the other is in the key of G and a little over to the right.

A Madness Most Discreet

Ambiguous note in the slow movement of Mozart's 

Ambiguous note in K495 slow movement

Music for the series "How Nature Works", composed by David Mitchum. This clip accompanies some energetic South American seed-storing ants. 


Mariachi trumpet - Pip Eastop - composed by David Mitcham

This is a recording of the first performance of "Sea Bells", by Pip Eastop, given at the British Horn Festival in 2011, at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, London. 
The work is for Horn and Loopstation (the Boss RC-50 Loopstation). It has four movements. 

Pip Eastop

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