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Just found a rehearsal track I made for singers to practice my 'Snow Dance for the Dead'. I choose mad instruments for each voice part so they could hear the rhythms more clearly and it sounds like it's been covered by the coolest indie band of 2009.

Snow Dance Rehearsal Track

Black Hole Rising

Things To Push Back

This set of dances consists of six movements and, according to the composer, it should take four minutes and three seconds to perform, but most professional pianists take up to five minutes.

Népi Tánc - Waltz#1 | F-Minor | The classical Series. | Composed by CR(Ravi C Srikanth)

En liten Komposition jag gjorde med ett 4 stämmigt stråkarr i C#-Moll med influenser från Beethoven och Mozart. Samt influenser från filmsoundtrack. lyssna på och njut vetja!

A Dark Night At The Graveyard. StråkArr Och Komposition Del 2 I C# - Moll

Snapshots - for string orchestra - 2003 recording of premiere by RIAM Chamber Orchestra, Dublin - in 4 movements.

Snapshots

Composition / 2020

5-hours rush composition while testing an incredible virtual strings Rack Extension named "Friktion Modeled Strings".

Music software: Reason (Reason Studios) / No external VST
Instruments:
- Friktion Violin and Cello (solo & pizzicato)
- Grand Upright piano
- Orchestral Strings

Friction

Devonté Hynes - Piano Improv. 9

Fade Away 1

Music composer since 2007.
Creating music I'd call "modern classical", mixing multiple genres but generally using piano and strings.
Essentially using Reason (by Reason Studios).

I started piano at the age of six, trying to play what I heard here and there. Then I took piano lessons when I was fifteen until now, but I've never learnt music theory (thus can't really read music scores).

Now I'm making music from time to time, beside other projects and my job as a web developer.
And beside composing, I spend a lot of time working on custom instruments (such as the piano and the strings) to get the sound and feel as realistic as possible.

Thanks for reading, and enjoy listening to my music !

Friction

Thomas Josseau