An arrangement of Close to You, inspired by the version from The Carpenters.

I fell in love with these pieces while learning violin, and decided to arrange some for one!

A transcription of Softly As In A Morning Sunrise, from the album 'Songs we Know' by Bill Frisell and Fred Hersch.

A transcription of a tune by Arnie Naiman, from his album 'My Lucky Stars', available here: https://arnienaiman.com/

Jonathan Munz, thank you for surrounding me with simple beauty.

Music I have never heard, for someone who wished for things to slow down.

Variations on a theme by Bach that I dig, for a person I dig.

Dedicated to 4 of the most important people in my life.

More music coming from the place of trying to understand.

Music that came from a place of trying to understand.

Dedicated to Heather Taves, with love.

Dedicated to Simone Dinnerstein, in memory of Ralph Elsaesser.

The whole piece takes a little over an hour to perform without repeats. It follows the same structure of the Goldberg Variations, that is, an aria opens, and following that are 30 variations on the bass-line of the aria. The whole piece is 87 pages, and in the preview is the cover, the performance notes, the aria, and first page of each variation.

These were commissioned by Deborah Wills, a bright light in the world. They are 7 minutes or so in length, and there are 5 movements to it. The first is a energetic and pointed prelude, the second a quick invention with lots of hand crossing, the third a jagged intermezzo, the fourth a funny waltz, and the fifth a sentimental postlude.

A collection of 5 improvisations that were recorded and subsequently transcribed, that have also been arranged for string quartet!

The entire PDF is 41 pages. In the preview is the first of each improvisation, as well as the title page.

A 3-Movement jazz/Debussy influenced sonata for solo piano, dedicated to Brian Browne. Thank you for showing me the way of life that is jazz.

PDF: 30 pages, all can be seen in the preview.

Some of the first music I wrote down.

Some of the earliest piano music I wrote, these pieces showcase how I sometimes didn't know what I was doing on Sibelius at the time.

The swampiest, buggiest clarinet piece I've created.

Thank you, Yada, for coming with me to the lake.

Composed for having fun doing many fun things with a cello.

A playful piece, for a playful person.

Tuba is such a necessary instrument in the world.