An epic orchestral piece I wrote a while ago and rearranged/orchestrated more recently to make it a little more authentic sounding.

Another epic orchestral piece. This one was inspired by the Legend of Zelda soundtracks, as are a lot of my music. This one was written to sound a little conflicted but filled with determination.

This piece is an orchestral requiem. This one starts out in a somber manner, but then is followed by a hint of happiness before a quick switch to a dark anthem. It follows the story of a conflicted hero deciding between his skewed perception of justice and what is truly right.

This dark, driving piece tells the story of a man in a world on the brink of disharmony doing what he can to make things right. I use dissonance in the song to represent the conflict and trial while a driving repeating melody to symbolize the man's determination and courage.

This ballad-adjacent quartet was written as part of a music assignment. This version was recorded using my electric piano. The true piece is currently in the works, and I'm having live musicians play and record the parts so that when I mix them, there is a more authentic feel.

This is a Scandinavian jig I decided to write and record on a whim this summer. There is no particular story in this one, just imagine riding on a viking longboat through the foaming white waters of Northern Europe.