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Audio Recordings Senior Recital Page now up as of
June 15th, 2004! Senior Recital - Live Piano Compositions - Live Orchestral Compositions - Choir Performances - Piano Recitals MIDI Files are wonderful tools. However, they cannot replace acoustic performances. Therefore, I've dedicated this page to recordings of various performances I've participated in. Namely, these include composition, piano, and choir selections. There are also a lot of clips on the Senior Recital page so please check that out! The recordings from that concert include live versions of several of my original orchestral pieces, Final Fantasy (Nobuo Uematsu) and Dragon Quest (Koichi Sugiyama) songs performed live, and lots of choral music, including madrigals, some arrangements of my pieces and video game tunes! |
Piano Playing at Age 15
These exciting recordings are taken off of a low quality tape I recorded with a simple recorder at age 15 to archive some of my very first compositions. Friends of mine for Christmas 2003 found these tapes and had them touched up and put on CD - so here is the result!
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More Recent
Work:
Prelude to From Another Shore |
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Piano: Aaron Walz |
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AWshore2.mp3 (2.3 MB) |
In the spring of '98, I had the priveldge of performing "Remembering the Melody" live with three excellent musicians and fellow students; it was one of the most exhillerating things I'd ever done. I hoped one day to do it again, and my wish came true. I joined forces with two musicians from my first arrangement and we performed an extended version of "The Jellyfish." The last arrangement here is a piano prelude to my piece "From Another Shore." My college career culminated with my recital, in which we performed many of my pieces! While MIDI is an important composition tool, one cannot forget about the beauty and excitement of an acoustic performance!
Remembering the Melody;
arranged for quartet |
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Flute: Katy Colvin |
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Remember.mp3 (1 MB) |
The Jellyfish; arranged
and extended for trio |
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Flute: Katy Colvin |
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Jellyfsh.mp3 (1 MB) |
SSU is lucky enough to have Bob Worth as a choir director. I am the lead tenor in his small elite ensemble, the Chamber Singers. Our choir and the Sonoma County Bach Choir, also directed by Worth, performed for the Dolby Digital Trailer for Star Wars and toured Italy twice, performing in many cities including the Vatacan, where we sang in St. Peter's Basilica.
Please contact Me or Bob Worth to purchase our excellent professionally recorded albums! Or visit www.sonomachoral.org !
Me & my alto buddies Ana & Melanie
after our Mozart Requiem concert with the Santa Rosa Symphony,
Fall 2003.
Spring 2003 Josquin Concert
Recorded at Mont LaSalle Christian Brothers in Napa, Califonia by
Matthew Champagne:
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Tracks recorded at Lucas' Skywalker Ranch
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Italian Concerts:
Tosto Che L'alba |
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Performed during a concert in Rohnert Park |
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TostoChe.mp3 (1.7 MB) |
I have studied piano on and off since I was ten years old. I finally started taking lessons in college from the wonderful teacher and performer, Marilyn Thompson. She knows just about the entire piano repertoire. Anyhow, here's me playing a Steinway grand piano in concert.
Op. 6 #2: Mazurka in C# minor |
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One of Chopin's thoughtful and moody Mazurkas played by Aaron Walz |
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FCmazurk.mp3 (2.9 MB) |
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Last Modified on 08/22/08