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| Opening credits and Professor Snerman's theme from David Michael Zarif's "Typewriter." |
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| (NOTE: Hi-Fi play ONLY. Lo-Fi CORRUPETED.) The main title music to a movie set primarily in the West. Recorded live in NYC. Presented here for demonstration use only. |
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| A medley of 4 "songs" from a film about about an ambitious young filmmaker attempting to shoot the best "musical" on film ever, thereby getting into the famous USC. Voices of Greg Nicolett and Diana Lawerence. |
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| This cue was written as an over-the-top "action" sequence for a pivotal moment in David Michael Zarif's film "Typewriter" during which the tone switches from independant film to high-budget action thriller. |
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| The final sequence from Tom Kuljurgis's James Bond parody/lego animation entitled "You Only Lego Twice." |
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| An orchestral cue written for the opening scene of an un-aired TV Pilot. A man accused of murder has escaped from prison and is on the run; in this scene he experiences several chilling flashbacks. Presented here for demonstration purposes only. |
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| The first song in a song cycle for soprano and piano entitled "Her Body." Text by Daniel Halpern, performed by Diana Lawrence (voice) and Bethany Cencer. |
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| The second song in a song cycle for soprano and piano entitled "Her Body." Text by Daniel Halpern, performed by Diana Lawrence (voice) and Bethany Cencer. |
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| The third song in a song cycle for soprano and piano entitled "Her Body." Text by Daniel Halpern, performed by Diana Lawrence (voice) and Bethany Cencer. |
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| The final song in a song cycle for soprano and piano entitled "Her Body." Text by Daniel Halpern, performed by Diana Lawrence (voice) and Bethany Cencer. |
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| The first of what I hope to make a series of electronic pieces that attempt to depict various levels of the subconscious human mind. |
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| A slow, forbooding melody that speaks of tragedy and potential unrest... |
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| This is a techno "Rave" type mix of music I was commissioned to write for a contempoaray production of the popular musical "West Side Story." Used in place of the "Dance at the Gym" Sequence, this song is actually 4 "songs" mixed into one continuous track of music. |
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Credits: (C) 2001 Greg Nicolett |
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| A collaboration between myself and the words of a friend to create a pleasing and interesting soundscape. |
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Credits: Copyright (C) 2001 Greg Nicolett |
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| This piece was written using under the tutelage of the University of Illinois's Zack Browning. Professor Browning writes his music through the use of a magic sqaure (matrix in which all rows and diagnols add up to same number.) This trio for Bassoon, Clarinet, and Flute is my first attempt at employing the magic square as a compositional techniqee. |
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Credits: (C) 2001 Greg Nicolett |
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