This is an improvised little song I did on the piano. The background part was recorded first, it goes between F7 and C7, then I improvised over it. The song is named after Derek Shmacks hat that said "jimmy jazz" on it when we were recording it

Jimmy Jazz Jam

This is the first song I ever wrote, so its a little simple. However, it was written in inspiration from my lovely girlfriend of the same name. Serenata is Italian for "song", it's not a typo. 

Nikalette's Serenata

This is the 2nd song I ever wrote. I came up with the song first, then titled it later. I thought the title "Voyager" was accurate to the sound of the song, it kind of draws pictures of something epic, for me at least, everyone has their own interpretation. The song is short because I wanted to make it more complex and so it took longer to write.

Voyager

This one is called "PIMA" standing for "Pain in my ass" because it took me like 2 dozen tries to get a good recording down that didnt have too serious of any mistakes. It is improvisation so you can't really make a mistake technically, but there are times when I try to do something and I end up playing something different. This is one of my favorite improv recordings I've ever done.

The PIMA Jam

Here's one that has a full band of instruments accompanying the improvisation, however all the sounds you hear came from my keyboard. You can pretty much tell, it sounds a kinda cheesy, but I just threw it together real quick and this is what I got.

B flat jam

As you might guess, the night this was created there were pizza and wings involved. There are also 2 tracks, both played by myself.

Pizza and Wings Jam

This ones a bit different. It's not really a song, its just a combination of sounds I created using a Mini-moog that I thought sounded cool and like a robot.

Robot Noises

This is a song by the French romantic-era composer, Claude Debussy. He is by far my favorite composer, I've learned like 4 of his songs. There's a certain sound to them that you don't get from any other composer or era. This is a recording of me playing one of his most famous pieces, Claire De Lune. You can hear an orchestra version of this song at the end of Ocean's 11. Theres a little distortion at the beginning, i'm going to fix that at some point.

Vinnie Di Paolo