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The second (and last) movement of Beethoven's "Sonatina in G". I figured that since I did the 1st that I'd do the 2nd as well. Played on my electric piano, recorded with a mini-recorder, and attempted noise removal.

The first movement of Beethoven's "Sonatina in G". I have different moods about this piece sometimes, so I made one slow and one faster. This is the faster one. I played it on my electric piano and recorded, no editing except a little noise removal.

The first movement of Beethoven's "Sonatina in G". I have different moods about this piece sometimes, so I made one slow and one faster. This is the slow one. I played it on my electric piano and recorded, no editing except a little noise removal.

A charming little melody in ABA'CA form.

A little improv that I did for a flash animation. Since it's just a little freestanding theme, there's no sheet music, but I might develop it more someday. I played it on my electric keyboard and recorded it with a mini digital recorder.

(no sheet music yet, working on it)

Written after watching a bunch of people playing their guitars on YouTube, specifically Lauren of the Moaning Myrtles. I played it myself and recorded it with a mini digital recorder but couldn't seem to quite get out all the background noise.

Inspired by the harmonies of Schubert, even if it didn't quite achieve them. Recorded by playing a Sibelius file through my electric keyboard.

Not a lullaby in the strict sense. A sort of mellow melody. Recorded by playing the Sibelius file through my electric piano.

Originally for voice and piano with a text that turned out not to be in the public domain, so I stuck a clarinet in and changed some of the rhythms that were meant specifically to accommodate the text. Recorded by exporting audio from Sibelius.