#rmor composes

@ingridbeast was asking for links to all of my compositions, which was the main reason I got back into getting this stuff onto my blog. Here you are, darling!

Most pieces are not live, and have been recorded from Sibelius or other software. Further details are on each piece.

2007-2009 (GCSEs)

A Child’s First Train Journey for saxophone and piano

Theme and Variation for piano

2009-2011 (A-levels)

Aoi no Kaze for piano

Ritornello for viola and piano

The Little Black-Eyed Rebel  for voice, violin and piano

2011-2012 (First Year)

Task 1 for piano

When I would muse in boyhood for voice and piano

Yeoman’s Carol for SSAA choir

Rowan, for two pianos

Frost Theme, for two pianos

Percussion for snare drum and tambourine

Serialism for piano

Danger on the Ice for vibraphone, viola and piano

2012-2013 (Second Year)

The Frozen Sea in two movements for flute (mov. I, mov. II)

Son of Thengel for string quartet (two violas and two cellos) MOCKUP / LIVE

Waker for piano quintet (flute, clarinet, violin, cello and piano)

Hatsu Shigure for SATB choir and soloists

Colour, a synthesised piece

Wall, a synthesised piece

2013-2014 (Third Year)

Dysfunctional Duo for clarinet and violin

Night Games for piano

Cycles for harp, tuned percussion and chamber orchestra

Sir Isaac Newton, a synth/recordings mix

Task 1, 2011

Originally written to meet the brief, ‘Write a piece of music for a love film’, this was pre-AS level work for the Music course. It was later retitled and tweaked.

Audio taken from Sibelius 7.

Final composition for GCSE Music; written over a weekend after being told to ditch the film-music brief and go for the simple brief by my teacher.

Performed by a family friend.