Inspired by a piece from Schubert's Moments Musicale (#3 I believe). But this  music is darker, much darker (given the wanton use of tritones) though with an upbeat vibe (given the bouncy left hand) Fully titled "A Dragon's Stroll (whilst out eating small children one day)" I used a Casio CDP-120 to bang it out phrase by phrase, whilst scoring in Sibelius. Then I feed the midi through Reason 4.0 using the Subtractor synth with little or no production tweaking. (Please excuse the extended silence at the end of the track. I'll try to fix that when I get round to it)

A Dragon's Stroll (whilst out eating small children one day) V2

Also a darker piece. 12 tone. Studied in it Music Analysis back in college. Can't say I enjoy it. Sort of a sonic crash, hard to tear your ears away. Here,  I noodled out an adequate 12 tone theme and, again in Reason 4.0, I dotted it and looped the theme on the sequencer and used two Subtractor synths with simple  saw waves using each other's Low Frequency Oscillators to titilate the filters and oscillators on the other. It creates almost randomly modulating timbre. Not really anything earth-shattering in modern synthesis, but as a newbie, I'd never done it. I fleshed it out a bit with some padded 12 tone chords and a couple of chime riffs. I may work on it further if I'm filling like leftovers someday. No score on this one, but if you're really, really, really desparate.........:) Didn't think so.

TripJ