So, this is a part (either opener or middle song) of a Pokemon field show that I am working on. It begins with a powerful fanfare that tests the limits of the brass players before going into a percussion break that will allow the pit to shine and the battery line to take charge! The movement ends with a reprise of the beginning to bring the song to a full circle and give a sense of completion.

Enjoy!

V2 features some new nifty things I did with the other pit instruments as well as make the snareline more interesting while still being not intensely complex to play. Technique-wise, the line is playable; rhythm-wise may pose a challenge to those not used to switching from triplet to duplet feel quickly.

Pokemon Field Show Movement V2

Night Shift is a relatively peaceful composition set in the sombre key of F-minor. Through the repetition of tasks that drone through the still night, there is occasional bumps and variety that come. As the 3AM lull comes and the place reaches the lowest pit of activity, a sense of ease and relaxation washes over the crew before preparing for the last rush in the morning.

As the crew clocks out in the end, a final sigh of relief ripples through the exhausted crew as their night time begins.

Night Shift

Welcome to the beginning! This was a menu theme I wrote for a Touhou fan-project that I was asked to write music for. Unfortunately, due to lack of time and a reliable computer at the time, I wasn't able to complete working on the project. The feel I was aiming to draw from the listeners, before they skipped straight into the game, was of a game full of suspense, fun, but a hidden mysterious side that required some dedicated gameplay to truly immerse one's self and unlock.

Enjoy!

Menu Theme

After learning about how different composers through the ages have written their own versions of the Kyrie Eleison and being heavily influenced by the Faure Requiem, I had decided to give my own attempt at making a choral version of the piece.

Kyrie Eleison

As one walks into a cathedral, they are welcomed by the booming, yet inviting prelude played upon by the organ, with melodic lines, lush progressions, and rich harmonies. Take a seat... you are one of us.

Organ Prelude

Kuusou Mesorogiwi WIP

WIP #2.

Had a war with trying to level out the volume and fix up some parts. That will be finalized and touched up in the finished version. So far, this is what I got.

Side-note thoughts: Percussion won't be as loud in the final product. Drumset is being drowned out for some reason, but the cymbals on the set seem to ring out too loud. Debating on changing the crash cymbals to ride cymbals.

Any and all concrit is welcome!

Kuusou Mesorogiwi WIP #2

Yukiiiii~! <3

So, this track took a lot longer than I expected it to. In the end, though, it was worth it. Percussion took forever due to my lack of experience, but I'm glad I finally had the chance to work on and finish it. According to the file details, I started this project on October 4th, so here I am three months and ten days later posting the finalized, finished project.

Hopefully the track speaks for itself... and may the odds be ever in your fa--oh, sorry, wrong Battle Royale styled reference.

Kuusou Mesorogiwi (Final Cut)

As I have worked on music through the years, I decided to look through some of my old compositions and found one that I took a liking to. It isn't technically complex or terribly complicated by any stretch of the imagination, using the most barebones of harmonies, but there is a certain primitive charm to listening to some of the older compositions I had done. Almost like there was a raw love of music (inspired by video games) that I lost somewhere along the way.

This is the song in its original form, complete with mistakes, lack of any dynamics, etc. I only edited the song slightly to make sure all the tracks were playing.

Either way, I hope you enjoy this little throwback!

The Question

Listen to the cycle of themes played by a variety of instruments in this piece! With melody lines in instruments ranging from tubas to piccolos, this piece ensures that each part of your ensemble has a chance to shine! Each theme is introduced and elaborated before the themes echo back into a giant cacophony of swirling sound.

Enjoy!

TheSilentOrator

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