"Don't Mean a Thing" originally written by Flyy da Great: @flyy_musik_ent
Arranged, edited, and mixed by Solomon Nehrig
Additional recording and mixing by The False Poet (thank you!)

Vox: Flyy da Great
Chorus Vox: Jayne Joyce
Keys: Solomon Nehrig
Guitar: Brue Baker
Bass: Christopher Babin
Drums: Johnny Johnson

Don't Mean a Thing - The Fine Line

Quick recreation / reimagining of the piece by amazing composer Nobuo Uematsu. Simple arrangement - this was primarily an exercise in properly mixing electronic and acoustic samples, and gave me an opportunity to use some fun patches from my Microkorg. 

Made using Logic Pro, Alchemy, and Microkorg.

Listen to the Cries of the Planet

Project for my Music Theory IV class - to compose a piece in the style of Debussy containing a number of stylistic elements from Impressionism. The title means "snowy hills." Composed, played, and produced by Solomon Nehrig. 

Sheet music: 
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1d-X_YxwxkGhrELn4CuntuI8ULObbOsGe

Les Côtes Enneigées

Original track composed as part of my video game compositions demo reel. Check it out on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OYy0lO3Xnf0

Gone Home

Composed and produced as part of my video game compositions demo reel, available on YouTube: 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OYy0lO3Xnf0

Track concept is based on "The Journey" radio station from Grand Theft Auto 4.

A New Journey

An assignment for Music Theory IV - to create a piece of music in the 12-tone mode with a number of requirements: 

*Use all forms of tone row provided (prime, inv, retro, and inv-retro)
*Melody and accompaniment using different rows simultaneously
*Melody and accompaniment using same row
*Use of hexachordally combinatorial rows
*Use of motif or theme inversion across axis of symmetry, and specifically pointing to said axis within the music.

Sheet music: 
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1sM5YA_jdUIQ8PpVf4B4OTR_Y1Czbproy

Analysis paper: 
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1aDpqmsCVyaYcD1ElwHIwLOqA8NMsl3sU

Stairwell - 12-tone assignment

This is a piece of choral music that I composed, based on the poem of the same name by Emily Dickinson. Huge thanks to the Stetson student choir for sight-reading and performing this piece.

Sheet music: 
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1V04oLWXVWvac5D65f2tdyJH-mDl671I0

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