This piece is an arrangement of Brahm's famous piano ballade, Op.10 No.1. This was read and recorded on December 3, 2015 by Appalachian State University's Symphony Orchestra.

Brahms Ballades Op.10 No.1

Colored Shadows is a new piece for organ. Written for my good friend, Zach Bowyer, this piece depicts a sunrise through stained glass windows in a church. In this recording, Zach Bowyer is performing. This is the premiere of the work, played at Appalachian State University on February 24, 2016.

Colored Shadows

Reflections is a new work for Wind Ensemble composed by Zachary Lloyd. This recording is of the Appalachian State University Wind Ensemble.

Reflections

Piece created using sounds from wine glasses.

Ab Ecclesia

Created using only digital and analog synthesizers.

Blue Leash

'obscurity' is a piece titled because of its constantly obscure meter. Throughout the entire piece, lines can be felt in 3/4, 4/4, 12/8, etc. While most of the piece takes place in 3/4, there is a metric modulation to 4/4 as the middle of the piece nears. For a persual score, please email me at zacharylloydmusic@gmail.com!

obscurity

S P L I T  is a piece written in 2017 for split Symphonic Band. This means that each section is split in half (where appropriate), and they are seated on opposite sides of the stage. This helps facilitate the entire 4:3 polyrhythm that the piece is based around.

SPLIT

Two-Faced is a piece written for solo Bb Clarinet, with a solo Bass Clarinet version also available. This piece is based off of the character of the same name from Batman. During the piece the performer is reading either the line of Order or the line of Chaos. The line is chosen by flipping a coin at certain portions of the piece. In this performance, the soloist is flipping the coin on stage, where it is possible to complete all of the coin flips before you begin the performance. In this performance, Braeden McKibben in playing Clarinet.

Two-Faced

Vazum - the phonetic spelling for 'running' in Armenian

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