Here's a playlist compiling all of my entries to the 8-bit weekly challenges, so you can see the power of what I can do in one week!

My 8-Bit Weekly Challenge Pieces

Another Weekly Challenge entry, this one just being arranging a song that is nostalgic to us, so I chose Rocket Jump Waltz.  This is mostly designed to be good for some live performances, so stay tuned to see if that's a thing.

Rocket Jump Waltz

And here is the (semi) live version of the Rocket Jump Waltz I was referring to! Thanks to Minotaur for playing le trumpets for this, you can find more of him here: https://soundcloud.com/mtaur

Weekly Challenges Vol. 2021

Rocket Jump Waltz Semi-Live!

After finding the mixer on noteperformer at long last, here is one of my weekly tracks that, due to its panning, was never released here. Enjoy!

Oh Fugue You!

After a break, we are back in the 8-Bit Discord Weekly Challenges! This Week was to arrange a song for beginners to play and thus I arranged 12/20/82, a favorite of mine I've wanted an excuse to arrange for a while. Enjoy!

12/20/82

Wasn't going to put this up originally, but then it won so I guess here it is. also I apologize for not whispering "mortal comfort" during this.

Weekly Challenges Vol. 2022

Mortal Komfort

Here's another track for the weeklies, this time a special two-week prompt where you combine 3 prior weekly challenges, and write/arrange a piece that fits all 3 prompts. I wasn't going to participate this time, but after being... inspired by hearing the badge printer in my office going straight for several hours, I decided to turn it into music. The prompts I chose were Mixed Meter (My First Weekly), Heroic Theme (First Weekly Win) and Mechanization (Duh). I hope you enjoy!

A Badge Of Honor

Hi All! I decided to Arrange Verdanturf Town for this Weekly, bringing the GBA Soundchip Original into a Wind Quartet Piece featuring funky bassoon for an original take. I hope you enjoy!

Verdanturf Town

Decided to try participating in the weeklies again. The prompt was to orchestrate an 8-bit era tune for a larger ensemble, and this was as far as I got for this week. Hope you enjoy!

ZEN - Intergalactic Overture

Another Weekly Track! This time the prompt theme was to write a city/town/village theme that wasn't based on major, minor, or any of the melodic minor modes. I opted for Lydian, and came up with this lil' foresty jam. Hope you Enjoy!

How can you call this a town there's only like 5 NPC's

This is an exploration of the two main tango rhythms I made for a weekly challenge. Enjoy!

Weekly Challenges

Tangosplorations No. 1

Another one of the weekly tracks, this one being a solo Jazz Reharmonization of Ruby, Sapphire, and Emerald's Bike Theme!

Cycling Home

A Cheesy yet Sincere hero theme for all of your heroic needs. Of course, it will all be. In. SPAAAAACCCCCCEEE!!!!!!!

HEROES. IN. SPAAAAACCCCCEEE!!!!!!

A Quick Wind Quintet arrangement of the Stage Clear Cue from the original NES Castlevania!

Castlevania - Stage Clear

An older Weekly Challenge entry wherein I abuse the pedal to achieve some nice harmonic effects.

Weekly Challenges Vol. 33?

Entering the Desert Kingdom

This is an entry for the 8-bit weekly challenges, so titled because it was originally the third and final movement of a larger-scope work, but alas time constraints made it the one movement of the piece. Thankfully I have since learned to always write a self-contained movement into my plans for my inevitable failure.

Weeklies

Movement #3 of 1

Another entry for the 8-bit Weekly Challenges! This time the prompt was to arrange something for winds exclusively, and having done a lot of wind arranging, I figured I had to enter.

Mimiga Town

Here's another 8-bit weekly track I've decided to upload to Soundcloud! This is a brass sextet arrangement of the opening cinematic & title screen of pokemon red, blue and yellow, hope you enjoy!

Pokemon Title Theme

My latest entry in the 8-bit weeklies, and my favorite to date! This one was motivated by two things. 1 - I want orchestral black MIDI. a full orchestra playing black midi, with no shortcuts or time for such trifles as "good playability" or "good grammar". 2 - to show the versatility of the orchestra as a whole rather than winds + brass + strings + percussion, and after some arduous yet fun work, this should show all non-believers just how well the two work together.

Symphony of Symphonies

Another entry into the 8-bit weekly challenges! This time, we were tasked with writing a piece for a solo performer based on the moon. Now, any normal, sane person would see that this challenge was made for piano or harp or any instrument that can produce at least two tones at once. Fortunately, I am neither normal or sane, So I chose solo Bb clarinet. The following is what I came up with.

A Moonlit Gathering

Once more we participate in the weeklies, and this time it is between arranging and composing with a contrafact! I took the opportunity to do Paganini's Caprice no. 24 and ran with the progression. There are two fewer variations in this piece than in Paganini's original, but never the less contains plenty of distinct passages.

My 8-Bit Weekly Challenge Pieces

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