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List of Works
Multimedia:
E-Motions (c. 5:10) – for guitar, computer, and dance
E-Scape (c. 5:40) – for guitar, accordion, and live visuals
Marble (c. 7:40) – for soprano saxophone, violin, flute, live electronics, and reactive lighting.
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Narish (c. 7:30) – for solo guitar, live effects processing, and interactive visuals (version available without visuals)
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Flicker Too (c. 7:00) – piece for bass clarinet, piano, and MIDI Keyboard controlled lights (version available for bass clarinet and piano, without the performed lighting)
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Solo:
“2 is a Truth” (c. 3:45) – for solo piano (version available with 3D visuals)
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Hold It (c. 5:00) – solo piano (originally performed with two dancers)
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Fantasy Suite in Four Movements (c. 10:00) – solo guitar
Recuerdos Del Invierno (Etude in Tremolo) (c. 4:00) – solo guitar
Portrait (c. 7.45)– solo harp
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Bad Luck for Rabbits Suite (c. 8:00) – solo piano
Flixuations (c. 2:00) – solo trombone
Five Pieces for Piano (c. 7:00) – solo piano
Three Little Pieces for Harp (c. 5:00) – solo harp
Twelve on a Base (c. 9:00) – solo double bass
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Chamber:
Flares (c. 7:10) – soprano saxophone, violin, 2 electric guitars, piano four-hands, drum set, synthesizer, baritone saxophone, and computer
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A Bit Here and There (c. 11:40) – soprano saxophone, violin, 2 electric guitars, piano, drum set, synthesizer, baritone saxophone, and computer
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From A Porcupine’s Tale Suite (c. 20:53) – 2 guitars (version available for 2 guitars and percussion)
Habrantos No. 1 (c. 7:00) – flute and bassoon
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Habrantos No. 2 (c. 5:26) – 2 guitars, trumpet, trombone, and piano
Habrantos No. 3 (c. 8:00) – drum set, trombone, bassoon, and violin
“Why Beauty is Truth”: Dances for Bassoon and Guitar (c. 9:00) – guitar and bassoon
Pharnover Trio (c. 7:00) – electric guitar, trombone, piano, and live electronics
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Song for Sax (c. 12:00) – soprano saxophone and live electronics
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Carlin Letters (c. 10:00) – three love letters by comedian, George Carlin, set for: baritone voice, viola, and cajon
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Phlick (c. 5:00) – bassoon and live elctronics
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Frilli (c. 3:00) – viola and piano
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Frali (c. 6:00) – viola and piano
Riffing on Ka (c. 6:00) – a piece for improvising ensemble of: soprano saxophone, violin, electric guitar, acoustic bass guitar, and piano
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Computer Music:
Supercollider Sonata (8:26) – piece built within Supercollider for computer
Something Funny (3:17) – piece built within Ableton Live for computer
What is Static But The Progression of A Thought (c. 4:04) – piece built within Ableton Live for computer (written to accompany dance)
Orchestral:
Film Score (6:42) – chamber orchestra
Guitar Concerto (20:00) – guitar and chamber orchestra
(…) for Orchestra (c. 10:00) – symphony orchestra
Structured Improvisations:
Another Blank (c. 5.20) – guitar, violin, and bass clarinet
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Villa-Lobotomy: Improvisation on Villa-Lobos’ Etude No. 1 for Guitar (c. 5.00) – guitar and lead instrument
Low Don’t Mean Slow (c. 15:00) – undetermined ensemble of 5 – 20 musicians
Music for Film:
An Open Letter Score – score to the short film: “An Open Letter to Girls”
Nine Story Mountain Score – score for feature length documentary: “Nine-Story Mountain”
Telematic Music:
Mire Ear Ring (c. 8:00) – piece for network instrument: 12-hands (made up two MIDI Keyboards in different geographic locations, two live processing stations, and two live stereo mixers)
Arrangements/Transcriptions:
Momma Sed – By: Puscifer – piano, trombone, and preset electronic drum machine
Rondo (Abdelazer) – By: Henry Purcell – solo guitar
21 Guns – By: Green Day – arranged for student ensemble: piano, guitar, synthesizer, drums, bass
Crushcrushcrush – By: Paramore – – arranged for student ensemble: piano, guitar, synthesizer, drums, bass
