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Sinfonia No.1 (Processional) for five string section.  Original NeoBaroque music to be found on the album "An Evening At Ulm" (https://irminsul.bandcamp.com/album/an-evening-at-ulm-original-music-for-baroque-strings) and sheet music in "StringWorks" on Sheet Music Direct (https://www.sheetmusicdirect.com/se/ID_No/1224668/Product.aspx)

Sinfonia No.1- Processional

Sinfonia No.3, "Lumen et Processio" for five section baroque strings, written by modern composer IRMINSUL for the album collection "An Evening At Ulm" with sheet music available from Sheet Music Direct (https://www.sheetmusicdirect.com/se/ID_No/1224668/Product.aspx)

Sinfonia No.3 - Lumen et Processio

Sinfonia No.4 - "Solstice Tide", original neobaroque music for five section strings. The album "An Evening at Ulm" can be found on Bandcamp (https://irminsul.bandcamp.com/album/an-evening-at-ulm-original-music-for-baroque-strings) and sheet music in the collection "StringWorks" published on Sheet Music Direct (https://www.sheetmusicdirect.com/se/ID_No/1224668/Product.aspx)

Sinfonia No.4 - Solstice Tide

inventions 9 & 10

I play the piano. Unless otherwise noted, everything is played and recorded on a Kawai ca99.


Once upon a time I programed, people called it hacking, I called it learning, I can still do it, but I prefer music, etc., 

The profile picture was taken when I was a teenager in the 1990s. I just liked the old washed out look of it. They were actual physical things back in the day. And phones had cords.

I started playing around age ~8-10 (who remembers, I know i started with the violin but moved on). Over the years I've had to re-teach myself the piano many times due to life getting in the way and not allowing me the time to work on it. The repetition of re-learning has helped with the style and technique I used to play here.

It's sort of like what happens when you learn multiple programming languages.. the syntax, etc., stop mattering as much and you just think about what you need.. works in music too I guess. :)

I have visual snow 🌨️🌨️🌨️ 



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