[Music] When you’re asleep
This track is a fusion of orchestral and electronic sounds — a technique which seems to become more and more a part of my idiom. A slowish lead-up to a strong middle
Music for games and video
This track is a fusion of orchestral and electronic sounds — a technique which seems to become more and more a part of my idiom. A slowish lead-up to a strong middle
My wonderful wife gave me a copy of Session Strings Pro for Christmas, and this is its first outing. I’m very impressed by the sound and precision of Session Strings — especially
It’s been a while since I last wrote a wholly-orchestral piece. As I was writing this one, I toyed with the idea of turning it into an industrial piece, à la Conflagration,
My wife and I have just finished our Christmas carols album, “Emmanuel: God with us”. On it, you’ll find brand new orchestral arrangements of ten great carols. It’s available for digital download
About a month ago, I was playing around on the piano, and I came up with a fragment of melody that I couldn’t get out of my head. I played with it,
As you might have noticed, if you listen to much of my orchestral music, I really like writing epic, syncopated scores with great big horn melodies (and little flute ones) that float
[Download archive] I’ve uploaded an archive of my music for easier download. This archive currently contains eighteen tracks, eight of which are no longer available anywhere else! The tracks included in this
Composed: Tuesday, November 25, 2008 (Download) I have wrapped my heart in ink and parchment, and cast it into your sea. [audio:Ink%20and%20parchment.mp3]
Composed: Monday, August 18, 2008 (Download) A companion piece to “Drifting”. Also in 7/8, with many of the same stylistic elements. It’s much more brooding, however, and simpler in its execution. [audio:http://test.pbc.wa.edu.au/music/Nightfall.mp3]
Composed: Wednesday, July 16, 2008 (Download) Him the Almighty Power/Hurl’d headlong . . . /To bottomless perdition, there to dwell — John Milton (Although it wasn’t inspired by that quotation, it fits
Composed: Tuesday, May 13, 2008 (Download) A very simple waltz which crescendoes throughout. [audio:http://test.pbc.wa.edu.au/music/Hold%20me%20close.mp3]
Composed: Sunday, May 11, 2008 (Download) Dawn. Another day at sea. He’s lost count how many days it’s been. Fifteen? Sixteen? Not much water left now. He lies on his back in