Yet another boss fight song for my game, Illus! Sadly, this game is still under development, and I expect it to be on steam in a year or two…?
This song includes:

Tubular Bells

Concert Piano

Contrabass

Indecision

Background music for my in progress game, Illus!
This song includes:

Vibraphone

Flute

Contrabassoon

Serene Forest

More background music for my in progress game, Illus!
This song includes:

Cello

Viola

Shady Chasm

A sequel to Mechanical Monsters by Randall Standridge.

Mechanical Monsters 2

Main music for my game, Illus, my best song yet!
This song includes:

Double Bass

Piano

Apocalypse

HORNETSTORM

An Orchestral Xmas Storm™ piece. It's Christmas' classic tunes with a minor twist! I know it's not Xmas yet... But... Better early than late, I always say!

Also, sorry I didn't publish for a while. I was going through a terrible burnout. But it's over now, thankfully. Hopefully.

FROSTBURN

Second song in the Short Pieces for Piano series, admittedly a little harmonically immature but in my opinion not bad.

Short Pieces for Piano: Adagio in D minor (op. 1 no. 2)

This piece is the third piece in the Short Pieces for Piano series. It was sort of an experiment with arpeggios creating sort of one big chord when utilized with the pedal correctly, and personally I love the key structure of this piece.

Short Pieces for Piano: Reverie in C major (op. 1 no. 3)

I'm back!

First, I'm sorry for being gone for so long, I just needed a break, y'know? I went through a whole huge block and final exams were stopping me from composing a bit. I REALLY needed to rest.

Second: This is my first piece in my study of modes. This song is in Dorian, which is probably my favorite mode so far!

Finally, thank you for listening to my piece, An Unauthentic English Dance! I hope you enjoy it, because I sure did making it!

An Unauthentic English Dance

Hey guys!!

Sorry it’s been a while (busy summer, am I right?!?!). This is the second movement in my multi movement work titled “World” (The first movement was the English dance)

This song, contrary to the English Dance, is in Phrygian, or, more specifically, Phrygian DOMINANT, where instead of the third degree being flat in normal Phrygian, the three is natural, leading to the feeling of Arabian folk songs and other traditional works.

Phrygian Dominant is most used in Flamenco and Arabian traditional music, or to invoke feelings of heroism or excitement. NORMAL Phrygian itself invokes feelings of dread or creates a threatening tone.

Sorry for the long read, and I hope you enjoy the second movement in World: An Interpretation of an Arabian Dance! 💃💃💃

An Interpretation of an Arabian Dance

Hello, I am The Shortest Note (or Becker, if you would like to call me that)! I make cinematic orchestral music for every situation, place, or emotion, and I publish my best songs every so often here! Also, please follow me if you like my music. It's free, and it pushes me to make more!