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| Schumann cello concerto, 1st movement, and part of the last movement. In 1982 I won the Virginia Music Teachers Concerto competition, and this performance was the prize. With the VCU symphony orchestra, conducted by Jack Jarrett. |
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Credits: composed by Robert Schumann |
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| This is part of a larger work that never got finished. It's basically just some sonic wallpaper cheesecake. |
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Credits: Stephen Drake: Roland JD800 |
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| David Ruffin Harper was the pianist, this was his graduate recital at VCU in 1983, I was assisting him. |
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Credits: composer: Claude Debussy |
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| See the 1st movement description. |
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Credits: Stephen Drake, cello. David Ruffin Harper, piano. Composed by Claude Debussy. |
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| An old song, written originally in 1989 in one of the earliest available sequencers, slightly updated over the years. |
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| Composed by Elizabeth Bell, who is also my mother. Written for me around the time I was leaving home for college, it is subtitled "a collection of reflections". This performance is from Merkin Hall in NYC in 1991. |
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Credits: composed by Elizabeth Bell |
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| Some wierdness. Originally recorded on a 4 track with some very strange instruments and a cheap sampler, this is a newer version of it with in tune midi instruments. |
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| Originally titled "Good Enough", this was a drums guitar bass piece, and also had some lyrics. The lyrics got lost, and now this has been redone with just keys and midi instruments. It's mostly a Yamaha TX81Z, with a Roland SCC-1 for drums, and some Roland JD800. The part at the end was the start of a new song that never got developed, but it was stuck at the end of the midi file, and doesn't suck too much, so here it is. |
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| Stephen Drake, cello, and Valerie Peters, piano. Recorded in 1981 in Richmond Virginia. |
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| An experiment in how quickly music can be created. You judge the results! Created completely on the JD800, except for the drums, which are gs stuff. |
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| This was originally recorded with a farfisa organ and guitars and drums. This is an updated version, with tight midi rhythms! |
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