Abstraction

I can't remember precisely what I was thinking when I original wrote this; but as the name implies, it's a bit abstract musically, it doesn't have a real solid or obvious structure to it, but I think it is still quite pleasant. Enjoy:

Echo of Light

Well I got a Bamboo flute yesterday. And if you don't count time sleeping and working, I wrote a song with it and my Zither in less then 24 hours. It only uses three notes, but with the echo special effect I think it sounds freaking awesome; and turns out I can play the Zither with my right hand and flute with my left at the same time (with a LOT of practice.) Still, I think that counts as ambidextrous, doesn't it? Enjoy!

2020: You'll Never See It Coming

A newscast I just did for the fun of it, about the dangers of the next coming Apocalypse.

Wandering

I've actually forgotten what I was thinking while I wrote this. It's slightly abstract but not my most abstract melody so far; I think I was just writing this during a quiet moment. Anyways, enjoy!

Memorial

A musical transliteration of The Gettysburg Address, wherein each letter is assigned to a different piano key. Enjoy!

The Night before Christmas

A dramatic reading I did this evening of the classic ballad, 'Twas the Night Before Christmas. My reading isn't quite perfect, but I like it anyways:

Have to Keep Moving

This is one of my first songs I wrote a melody note by note, rather then improvising and re-improvising until I liked what came out. It creates a dramatic tension that I kind of pictured you might hear in a game as the heroes are fighting to sort out what to do in an not-quite-hopeless situation.