In Space

The Lyra Duo's first recording of Tim Reed's incredible Four Miniatures for Violin and Cello.

https://soundcloud.com/timreed

http://www.timreedmusic.com/

Tim Reed: Four Miniatures for Violin and Cello - No. 1

The Lyra Duo's first recording of Tim Reed's incredible Four Miniatures for Violin and Cello.

@timreed

www.timreedmusic.com/

Tim Reed: Four Miniatures for Violin and Cello - No. 2

Tim Reed: Four Miniatures for Violin and Cello - No. 3

Tim Reed: Four Miniatures for Violin and Cello - No. 4

Wilbur's Water

My 2012 60x60 submission, rough draft.
The entire Ring of the Nibelungen cycle compressed into 60 seconds...

Long Story Short

Farrell Vernon, sopranino saxophone
Jim Steele, piano

Rocking (by Tim Reed)

In reading Collins' Handmade Electronic Music, I learned that a telephone pickup  device converts electromagnetic signals of a machine into audible sound. The microphone acts like a stethoscope for electronic devices since the user can listen and analyze different parts of a complex entity, such as computer, without visual cues. In this piece, the performer examines the internal organs of a laptop using such microphone and digitally processes the sound in real-time.

There is also a video version: http://youtu.be/x4jIJyJt3YI

Nocturne - for electromagnetic microphones

In 2016, a huge flash flood occurred between Tangipahoa and East Baton Rouge Parishes, damaging approximately 110,000 homes. Many of the families affected were my friends. When they described the events of the flood, the powerful image of black water blotting away the ink of family photos, carrying memories away, and leaving inky, tear-like streams in its path stayed with me and drove my piece. Through Dark Waters, I attempted to recreate the events of the flood and give voice to the impact it had on the communities of the Baton Rouge area.

Hannah College Stuff

Dark Waters, for SATB Choir

Marmezzo @ Marmexxo'd

Bio:

Tim Reed was born in May of 1976 weighing 11 pounds and 9 ounces. During the following fifteen years, his weight steadily increased, reaching approximately 170 pounds in 1991. Tim's height also increased during this time, reaching 6 feet and 4 inches in 1991. Between 1991 and 2007 his height remained steady at 6 feet and 4 inches while his weight fluctuated between 165 and 210 pounds. Tim is currently 6 feet and 4 inches in height and weighs 179 pounds (July 2011).
 
Ordinary Bio:

Tim Reed graduated with a B.A. in Creative Music Technologies from LaGrange College in 1999 and subsequently attended the Dallas Sound Lab School for the Recording Arts in the Fall of 2000. Tim completed his M.M. in composition/theory at Illinois State University in 2004 and his PhD in composition at the University of Florida in 2008. Tim's compositions have recently been performed at various festivals including Music '04 (Cincinnati Conservatory), the Nong Project, The Kentucky New Music Festival, Electronic Music Midwest, SEAMUS, Electroacoustic Juke Joint, FEAST, the Ball State New Music Festival and the International Double Reed Society Conference. His music has also been featured on radio programs including No Pigeonholes, Difficult Listening, Futhernoise Radio and Foldover. His compositions have been published by Trevco Music and by Lonely Whistle. Tim currently teaches music theory and composition at Manchester College in Indiana.
