Home improv concert at Dmitry Belyaev's birthday, april 2021

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YmCH4ydtALM

42 [improv home concert, april 2021] (*check video below)

Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach's Solfeggio in C Minor. Ambient mid side mix, custom synth with rhythmic delay. For my little man's birthday.

Solfeggio in C Minor

This is track # 2 from my upcoming album, Howard Shows His Chopin Chops. This is the Nocturne in Eb using several custom sampled pianos layered with a fender rhodes, an ultra pluse synth and various echoplex and reverb models to give a sense of space. I hope you enjoy.

Chopin - Nocturne Op 9 No 2 in Eb

Aquarium by Camille Saint-Saëns from the suite "The Carnival of the Animals"

Created in what must a record time for me of about 10 hours using primarily an Arturia Origin digital modular, Eventide pitch factor, Strymon El Capistan, EHX Cathedral, Line-6 M13 and Digitech Timebender. Done a Tomita style not dissimilar to his debut album "Snow Flakes are Dancing"

Aquarium : In Isao Tomita style electronic

Another quick piece from the Carnival of the Animals, this time its Fossils.

This was made again primarily with the Arturia Origin digital hardware modular synth but also with help from Reaktor, u-he ACE and Arturia ARP 2600V again. Effects provided by the EHX Cathedral, Line 6 M13, Eventide Pitchfactor and Digitech Timebender.

Fossils : Tomita Classitronic version

The Swan by Camelle Saint Saens. Electronically recreated in a Tomita style.

This was done mostly with Reaktor and Arturia origin with Eventide, Line 6  and EHX effects processors.

The Swan - Electronic Tomita Style

Much reworked version of the The Swan I did a month or so ago, I wanted to change it and add more variation

Again was done mostly with Reaktor and Arturia origin but with help from ARP 2600V with Eventide, Line 6  and EHX effects processors.

The Swan Version 2 - Electronic Tomita Style

This is my rendition of Music for Strings, Percussion and Celesta using synthesizers, as I believe their sound lends itself beautifully to the harsh and rough, out-of-this-world but still so earthly, dissonant passages of Bartók's masterpiece, so ahead of its time.

Ambigua, Act II: to transcend

Béla Bartók - Music for Strings, Percussion and Celesta - I. Andante Tranquillo

Improvisation - live performance from the ArtMusic Coffeehouse webcast series - sometime around 2002.

Plantair

Ave Moog

Oleh Shpudeiko is a music composer and sound artist who performs under the stage name Heinali. His core practice draws on medieval music and compositional techniques, continuing their tradition through contemporary electronic music and modular synthesis, using the past as a mirror to reflect and process contemporary experience. While his primary focus lies in studio albums and live performances, Oleh also composes music for video games, films, and choreography. His credits include the award-winning soundtrack for the video game BOUND (Plastic/Sony Santa Monica), the 2020 album MADRIGALS, shortlisted for the Shevchenko National Prize, and sound art commissions from institutions such as the Museum of Modern Art in New York (MoMA), the National Art Museum of Ukraine (NAMU), and the Museum of Odesa Modern Art (MSIO). He has an extensive performance history, with appearances at festivals and venues including CTM (Berlin), Rewire (The Hague), NEXT (Bratislava), Musikprotokoll (Graz), Primavera (Barcelona), Unsound (Krakow and Adelaide), as well as Plivka and Next Sound in Kyiv.

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Don Slepian, New Age Classical Keyboardist, combines unique skills in music and electronics with a lifetime of improvised keyboard music performance.  Working in Renaissance, Baroque, and Romantic genres, he performs original classically-styled music on computer instruments of his own design.  
 
"His music is already at the level of sonic and musical integration which few achieve -- simultaneously stimulating and effervescent and soothing and profound."   ---   "Hearts of Space" Music Guide
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Born into a scientific family, Slepian showed both musical and technical talent early in life. In 1968, he programmed computers and built electronic music circuitry, sculpting sound with classic electronic music studio tape techniques. Starting in 1972, he was a tester on the early internet as a member of the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA). While being a Synthesizer Soloist with the Honolulu Symphony, he was Music Director for Honolulu Theater For Youth, and ARP Synthesizer Sales Rep for Hawaii. As a true pioneer in electronic music, he has been presented by WNYC's “New Sounds” show in New York's Lincoln Center, by the French Ministry of Culture at the Centre Georges Pompidou in Paris, by the Karen Baptist Church for performances in the refugee camps at the border of Burma and Thailand, and has toured in Hong Kong and Singapore, among other venues, around the world. 


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🐙 electronic & acoustic
🦓 idm & neoclassical
🦉 intuitive & improvisational
🦕 live & looping

Ambient music with a classical twist. Done With Synths.

I create electronic music in the spirit of Tomita and Wendy Carlos. I also like to rock and am into Pink Floyd. I have been a user of Cakewalk since version 1.0 and currently use Reason, Cakewalk and Audacity along with a studio full of electronic instruments and effects. I play with local musicians and I work at composing electronic renditions of classical music.

Avid electronic music fan turned artist, 

Most of my older stuff is my electronic interpretations of classical music in a similar style to that of Isao Tomita. i have recently started making more of these style interpretations.

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