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Musical greetings! If you like melodic yet challenging orchestral music, you've found the right
place. These are electronic renderings of symphonic poems or fantasies. Some might call the
music of L.John Ernst "Sound Paintings" because
they paint pictures in the mind's eye. Enjoy!
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"Kaleidoscope" is a collage of changing musical colors, written for Orchestra and Women's Choir. |
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Starting with an orchestral cluster, this piece flows into a series of melodic fantasies. With lots of "space" between a few intense moments, "-9 To 168" takes you into a dreamworld of colorful imagination. |
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This is a symphonic poem about a day in the life of a Spanish fisherman. The adventure begins at dawn in the harbor, then sailing out into open water. The music depicts the wind, sun, and waves of the ocean, with some moments of epic struggles with the citizens of the deep. |
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