This is my first remix in my life, which is the assignment of  my school  in  sequencing class. The quality of my remix is not so well but I think this task is  quite good influential to my composition and curiosity of pop music .
This is original song and if you have curious, please listen to Labyrinth's earthquake. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u0fk6syQ7iY 

Remix of Earthquake (original song by Labyrinth)

Animation Music 7. Suspecting Something

Animation Music 8.Run Away

Animation Music 9.Exhaustion

Animation Music 10. Ending

This is the first Jazz piece I have ever written. Since I came to the UK, I have encountered many new experiences that I have never come across before. Therefore, the title ’Breezing to the new world’ came from my memories in the UK. I tried to express my feeling about the fear for new experiences and hopes of enjoying it. After the piano solo in the introduction, the other instruments start to play. In the B section the melody line keeps alternating between all the instruments.. Followed by, an improvisation section, a short bridge and then another improvisation section performed by the tenor sax and trombone. 

Breezing To The New World

The text comes from Oku no Hosomichi(The Narrow Road to the Deep North) released in 1702. Matuo Basho(1644-1694) is one of the most famous Japanese poets from the Edo period. “Edo” is the old name of Tokyo and was the capital city in Japan during this period. Oku no Hosomichi(The Narrow Road to the Deep North) is Basho's travel literature and he described his feeling and thoughts that he got through his journey. Basho took 5 months to complete his travels¬¬ and walked about 2400km by foot. Whilst traveling, he made about 50 works of ‘haiku’, which are a Japanese traditional form of poem. I choose two of the most famous and popular haikus. In each haiku, the number of syllables in every line is limited to 5, 7 and 5 syllables. (in Japanese) For example,
 
ku-sa no to mo(5)/ Su-mi-ka-wa-ru yo zo(7)/Hi-na no i-e(5)
	
This is a regular pattern of haiku but there are also combinations of some irregular numbers of syllables in each line such as 8/7/5 or 5/8/5 etc. It is very important to include a seasonal word in haiku. It is not only to express a specific season but also to emphasize the effect of the wide range of imagination and expression of a haiku. This comes from Japanese historical background. In the long history of Japan, people have lived with four different seasons and enjoyed the scenery and cultural events, such as cherry blossom viewing and doll’s festival. Life in Japan and the seasons have a very close relationship. In addition, these words are able to make the readers remember their own personal memories, emotions and feelings.

Basho put emphasis on heightening the expression of each word in the haiku and its effect in just three short lines. His great works are thought to have improved the quality of the haiku as one of the art forms. 

Section A [Introduction] sentence is taken from the preface to 'Oku no Hosomichi'. I think this sentence is very important because it strongly describes Basho’s thoughts about future life that influenced his later life. Therefore, I introduced it at the beginning of this piece as an introduction. 


Introduction							
Tsukihi wa hakutai no kakaku ni shite      	       
Yukikau toshi mo mata tabibito nari.                			

The months and days are the wayfarers 
of a hundred generations, and the years				
that come and go are also travelers


Spring|seasonal word: Hina no ie(doll's house)
Kusa no to mo,
sumi kawaru yozo,				         
Hina no Ie
		
Even a thatched hut
May change with a new owner
Into a doll’s house.

	
Summer|seasonal word: Natukusa(the summer grass)
Natukusa ya tuwamono domoga	
Yume no Ato

The summer grass	
It is all that's left
Of ancient warriors' dreams.


Eternity short version

This is a short descriptive piece for piano trio, which is based on a nighttime scene at Trinity Laban. At sunset, the colour of the sky has beautiful gradation, which smoothly changes from pale crimson to deep blue. Across the river, the skyline of the Canary Wharf twinkles brightly and evokes unexpected feelings of nostalgia and sentiment within me. In the music I try to convey these images and emotions with an emphasis on timbre and dissonant chords and develop changes in mood through variety in the melodic ideas.

Nostalgia

(Be careful about sudden loud percussion sound(cymbal))
Pompeii is one of the greatest ancient Roman cities, located near modern Naples in Italy. The city was mostly destroyed and buried under volcanic ash and pumice in the eruption of Mt. Vesuvius in 79 AD. Pompeii was rediscovered as the result of intentional excavations in 1748 by the Spanish military engineer Rocque Joaquin de Alcubierre. Pompeii was a prosperous city with a high standard of living and a large population. The history of this ancient Roman civilisation made me imagine the atmosphere in the city and many scenes from the catastrophic events that destroyed it.

Tomoyuki/Nigajin

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