I wrote this a while back, around December of 2005, and happened to come across it recently, and subsequently upload it. Enjoy, I guess.

I conjured this little repetitive fellow just for kicks, and then I figured I'd throw it up here for fun.

Not sure about this one. I spent a good amount of time on it, but I'm not totally comfortable with the ending result. Any and all advice is welcome.

Short, simply and straight forward. Again, the result of randomly opening FL5 and making a beat.

The result of randomly opening FL5 and randomly making a beat.

Classical-synth composition played back in MIDI with Sibelius 2 composition software. The resulting sounds and tones may be a bit unpleasant and at times terribly high-pithced, but please bear with me.

"Death Around the Corner" was the working title, but it kinda stuck, so I've left it at that. An experimental metal-techno combination.

My second techno composition.

My first "techno" composistion. Ironically named "Beatz" because I have such a hard time composing good rhythm/drum tracks.

A neo-classical attempt that was very involved with my previous highschool year.

My latest "classical" effort thus far, a Gallarda in A Major.

A little, short stint I pulled off, probably for some oldschool videogame. Still a fun listen.

A piece I originally intended to be for a film score, but turned into...well, this.

An unfinished piece in G Major. I wanted to add more to the piece, but seem to have forgotten the chordal structure/pattern of the piece and have not bothered as of yet to fix it. Still, I'm satisfied with it thus far.

A Gallarda I composed in E Major for my music theory class. Inspiration for the piece took ages to get to me.