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Music - -- Original Works -- Umi no Kaze Originally written in 2003 This was the result of a small assignment for music class concerning chord progressions. Of course like I usually do, I completely ignored all the chord progression stuff my teacher told me and wrote on instinct. At the moment, I seem to have lost the music for this, but I'm planning to rewrite it anyway and make it into a full song rather than the 12 bar composition that it was originally. This is a full piano piece. Innocent Spies Written in 2004 A 16-ish bar jazz composition written for music class. I lost the music for this too, but I have the midi recording I recorded for my friend to hear. This was composed for a typical jazz band with a bass guitar. Kind of quirky sounding and dancable. :) The Bells [temporary title] Unfinished (Started June 2006) A piece I started for my Poetry assignment for Grade 12 Writer's Craft. This is a piano piece I wrote based on Edgar Allan Poe's "The Bells". Currently, I only have the draft for Part I finished, but I plan to finish the rest of it. It also has small influences from Franz Liszt's "La Campanella" (the bell sound) but obviously, I'm nowhere as good as a composer as he is, so my piece is relatively simple. [Title in the works] Unfinished (Started Summer 2005) This is my first full song with lyrics. I'm not really used to writing lyrics for songs, so it's new to me. This was written after a certain heartbreak I experienced earlier that year that I never really got over at that time. It was mainly something I scribbled down in my agenda and never finished until months later. I'm currently writing the piano accompaniment for this song. -- Arrangements -- Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairies December 2005 Again, this was for a school project which I did with friends. The arrangement of the Tchaikovsky piece was done mainly by my friend Michelle and myself. This arrangement is for Flute, Clarinet in B flat, Alto Sax and Bells. |
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