Since 2019, I have started composing works with titles referring to the moon; each composition has different instrumentation comprising solo and chamber settings. Among these works, The Dance of the Eclipse marks a beginning in my compositional style, representing a new way of understanding structure and timbre. It also embodies specific stylistic fingerprints that persist in my music to the present day. In many respects, Where is the Moon? draws inspiration from previous works, such as compositional style, emphasis on Eastern imageries, and the exploration of traditional poetic content.

The opening section is a set of variations played by different wind instruments, then contend against a pallet of brass sonorities. The mood is to create a sense of bleakness that dramatises the muscular brass section. Starting from rehearsal D, the music arrives at this dreamy atmosphere, rendering the section a flowing character. The macho rehearsal E provides the climactic moment of the work. Up till this point, the ensemble is finally used at its full strength. Nevertheless, it is not a grand tutti that epitomises the music. Rather, it is a falling gesture that brings the music back to the beginning - a soloistic passage.

Where is the Moon? 明月几时有

Becky Hill - "Better Off Without You" DnB cover. Thanks for listening.

W/o You

Angolan Thyme Beat. Mp3 (long)

I really wanted an atmospheric mysterious track for this area so I took a lot of inspiration from the sealed cave theme from Ruby Sapphire and Emerald.

(This track is private use only for Pokemon Myth which is created by Myth Studios)

Hilloway Outskirts (Pokemon Myth Original game Soundtrack)

Jungle remix of one of my Dad's Jazz tunes. Timing of the drums is off in a couple places but we move.

Original Song: soundcloud.com/david-seymour-1961/shelter

Make It Right

III- Radiant
Performed by Kristina Blaumane - solo
Lithuanian Chamber Orchestra; cond. Maxim Rysanov

D Tabakova 'Concerto for Cello & Strings' III- Radiant

A guitar and bass guitar track with some train sounds from a trip to London last year - 08:12:18

Photo by Nareeta Martin on Unsplash

Guitar_Løøps

chill, lo-fi, lounge track.
I know its repetitive by the way.

rainy day

at the SAM summer school 2019, plenty of bars were dropped, especially in the vocal group. songs about pigeons, board games and even Alan Turing. Here's my contribution, a rather theatrical ode to city life and its allure. Featuring a broom and a beatboxer!

performed by the SAM summer school vocal tutors 8/2019

City Symphony

Videogame Composer/Piano Teacher living in the UK
https://watsonalexandert.wixsite.com/alexwatson

Hilloway Outskirts (Pokemon Myth Original game Soundtrack)

Alex Watson

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