Missing You - Miniature No.2

03 Yellow Einstein

Eternal Ascent for Reed Quintet

Eternal Ascent portrays the Greek myth of Sisyphus, who was punished by the Gods and sentenced to roll a large boulder up a hill every day, only for it to fall back down when it neared the top.

This constant and arduous task symbolizes the more frustrating side of learning to play an instrument, the stretches of time where no progress is being made or even periods of regression. The music reflects this anguish through its dark and somber tone, with moments of ascending hope anticlimactically returning to the same introductory material, starting this relentless journey over once more.

Though this myth can be a daunting one, we can all be hopeful that we have the ability to push the metaphorical boulder to the top of the mountain with enough work and persistence.


Eternal Ascent

Flux Solace

Hopeful Horizons

Please, remember: listening without wired headphones results in the loss of quality of the sound. The use of cabled headphones or earphones preserves the richness of the sound of all orchestral sections. This is very crucial for classical music.

Song for Oboe and Orchestra n2

Written Love

Inspired by a beautiful garden in the austrian alps.

The Garden of Make Believe

Gerson in Minor Key

Gerson in Minor Key No 7

Scriabin - Sonata No. 3 in F-sharp minor, Op. 23: III. Andante

Though we can no longer meet, it's a feeling like I keep holding you close in my heart.

Still Holding You

Final single version - Recorded with Versilian Chamber Orchestra

18-4 Grainger - Walking Tune

I waded into virtual orchestration about 2013, with the intent of composing.  I started programming recordings of other's compositions and have been loving it.  I'm committed to perfecting my craft and I enjoy especially producing music by late nineteenth and early twentieth century English composers.  Something about the music of that time and place speaks to me...  

I also arrange and produce strings in collaboration with other artists and songwriters.  Always fun!

18-4 Grainger - Walking Tune

Tensivity