Music
I am quite a musical person, liking a wide variety of genres as well as playing
several instruments. I have also written some music, both electronic as well as
for standard instruments.
It all started when I was about 4, really not enjoying gym on Monday afternoons.
My mother asked me whether I would like to play the piano instead of doing gym
(I remember that moment very well!). Since I really hated gym, I just said Yes
as anything was better! I started playing the piano, shortly to be followed by
the descant recorder several years later. Once I went to secondary school, I
started playing the flute and moved to the treble recorder, a larger recorder
than the descant. In the first year at the City of London School, I had two
terms free tuition on the 'cello. Fun as it was, it proved that I was more of a
wind player! Several months before my GCSEs, I started playing, and teaching
myself, the alto saxophone!
I also sing tenor and have sung in the University Chamber Choir and Students'
Union Singers' Society.
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Compositions
To access my compositions, please see the Music submenu at the top of the
screen. Read on for a little bit of info about them!
Instrumental
Hosted on ScoreExchange.com.
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Wind in Harmony
Written for flute, descant recorder, oboe, and piano. This was written
for my GCSE music coursework and started out as a simple exercise within the
course for applying a melody to a chord sequence! To this day, it is my
favourite of my compositions! |
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Trumpet Fanfare
This is a fanfare duet for two trumpets, also originating as a music exercise
when was in year 8 at school! |
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FĂȘte Galante
Written for flute, descant recorder, oboe, and piano. This was written for my
A-Level music coursework and, like Wind in Harmoney, started out as a simple
exercise within the course! This composition explores musical transformations
and arragnements. |
Electronic
Available on the iTunes Music Store
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Four Forces
An electronic representation of the four forces of nature: Gravity,
Electromagnetism, and the Weak and Strong Nuclear Forces. Also includes a
"dance" version called Combined Force! |