This Project was a three hour experiment. I wanted to see what i could to with three hours focusing on a theme, adventure, and danger cinematic orchestral adventure.

Adventure Series Danger

Adventure Series Theme

Staying up lately thinking for too long about how long I can keep up this space between us. When do I start making cohesive work. When do I start telling you how I feel again.

When do I Start...

I want to be heard so bad sometimes... I can be selfish. Less conversing, More Action.

Less Conversation, More Action

Another late night as I journey into my imaginative story. A brief stop for some coffee in paris, but my mind is in a hurry. Wait for me.

Wait For Me

I really like the Miss Sloane soundtrack! Max Richter does a job well executed on the piano. So I wanted to remix the sound completely. Here's what I did in 4 hours.

Miss Sloane Remix (unmixed) RAW

This is actually my second arabesque. You'll just have to find me to hear my first one. Enjoy.

Keyboard Arabesque

I had fun creating this vamp of Richard Bona's "TUMBA LA NYAMA"

I hope you enjoy it as much as I do.

P.S. Richard Bona I hope to collab with you someday

Vamp with "Tumba La Nyma"

I told myself over and over last night, 
"Qenu, if you want to be successful, you got to show the world what you can do. Focus your efforts! Give it everything you got, X10!, and then maybe the future will pay off." 
So here is a short fanfare I stayed up all night creating from scratch, The American Dream If I've Ever Asked For One.

The American Dream If I've Asked For One

Started this on my old MacBook Pro in the back seat of a car driving on the 95 in nyc! Love to see how this develops over time, but for now I’d like to present it to you! Enjoy and remember to support artist! Especially during these difficult times! Look up!

Qenu Sampson is a multi-instrumentalist and composer from the Bronx. He picked up the guitar at just six-years-old and followed with the violin at ten. At 11 he was accepted into the Juilliard Music Advancement Program. At 12 he was accepted into ASCAP’s award-winning New York Youth Symphony program, "Making Score", where he was the youngest musician by several years. He intensively studied the violin at The Putney School and the Idyllwild Arts Academy before attending the Berklee College of Music. He can regularly be found playing the violin in subway stops across Manhattan. His favorites are Grand Central and Columbus Circle. 

Portrait credit: Samira Bouaou/Epoch Times

Qenu Sampson

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