Solo Piano

Mellow and reflective, a character piece. Played by yours truly on an electric Yamaha.

Another piece that I wrote in 7th grade, but decided to edit when I found it and spruce it up - and I'm very happy with the results! I did two versions - both were played by Sibelius through my electric piano, but one with an "electric" sound setting, and one with an "acoustic" setting.

Another piece that I wrote in 7th grade, but decided to edit when I found it and spruce it up - and I'm very happy with the results! I did two versions - both were played by Sibelius through my electric piano, but one with an "electric" sound setting, and one with an "acoustic" setting.

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 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.

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

Named for the day it was written, because I'm just that original and it's unusual for me to do something all at once like this was. It's also gone by the title of "Viennese" in my collection of Waltzes for Piano. Feels a bit like someone's searching in vain for something. Played through my electric piano by Sibelius.