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Composer
Shorty and Morty
This is the first film I ever scored. It was a pleasure being on a project that, although E.M. Frederic knew exactly what she wanted, I felt a lot of freedom in writing truly melodic music with an occasional Prokofiev-like deviation and an Elfman-like quality to it. It was especially fun to write the music for the end credits, which I was able to score with the melodies symbolizing each character corresponding to illustrations of each said character, a la "Peter and the Wolf" style.....
Shorty and Morty End Credits
Here is a short cut to the end credits. It was especially fun to write the music for this part, which I was able to score with the instruments symbolizing each character corresponding to illustrations of each said character, a la "Peter and the Wolf" style.....
Shorty and Morty: Hollywood@Steak
This is the sequel to Shorty and Morty.
The Pirates Charles - Fortress of 5 Kings
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This is a track from the Invictus CD, which was my first recording project with the band. This song , as with many others from the album, was co-written with other members of the band.
Arranger
Salut D'Amour
This is an arrangement of Salut D'Amour by Edward Elgar commissioned and performed by Ashot Tigranyan and the Classical Concert Chamber Orchestra. Originally written for violin and piano, this orchestration is for violin, string orchestra, 2 oboes, and 2 French horns.
Big Brother
This is an arrangement of Stephane Wrembel's "Big Brother", made famous from its use in Woody Allen's "Vicky Cristina Barcelona". Mr. Wrembel performed this piece during a concert for the Bridgehampton Chamber Music Festival. For this performance I arranged the string parts, including the solo performed by soloist Colin Jacobsen.
Performer
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Music at the Mission Concert Series
Here are a few performances from the Music at the Mission Concert Series based in Fremont, CA.
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Fantasie for Violin and Harp by Camille Saint-Saens
Tziganne by Ravel
Violin/Piano Demo
This is a performing demo l made a few years back with some help from my friend Barry Gremillion . First is an excerpt of Prokofiev No. 1, 1st Mvmt., followed by an excerpt of The Pirates Charles' "Raise The Whiskey High", ending with an excerpt of Rick Wakeman of Yes's "The Six Wives of Henry VIII", played on piano. In case you're wondering why I have a metronome on during the last one, it was a requirement of an audition tape!