I found some old video tapes of some of my violin recitals. This one is from 1992, a solo with orchestra. Recorded in a gymnasium for optimal acoustics.

This one is from 1995, the first movement of Franck's Violin Sonata.

Also from 1995. 4th movement. This one didn't go as smoothly ... sorry!

Slow loss of a loved one. Rework of some Mezmariah material, with vocals by mux.

The first in a series of remixes of Halaka material done by mux. Somewhat dub-style.

Some kind of sound soup. All sounds = guitar. (Halaka remix)

Generative (Python programming-based) music with guitar, music box, Evolver synth. Best at low volume.

An ambient acoustic guitar thing.

A collaboration with Freddemillio, of Little Red King. Ambient free jazz, perhaps?

Electronic-acoustic track with guitar and synths, including my new synth. Listen to "Total internal reflection" first for the full experience.

Ambient with guitar feedback, synths, and synth-processed feedback.

Gallium will melt in your hand. That's what it seemed this song was doing ...

Strontium is used to make fireworks red, so the beats are fireworks sounds.

Hmm, Dubnium, now what style could represent that?

The beats are manipulated rain sounds. Silver is used to seed clouds to cause it to rain.

Hydrogen is the simplest element; this song is made up of very simple parts.

Depicts the radioactive decay of Antimony-110 (half-life: 23 seconds)

Chromium is used in audio tapes, so all of the sounds in this have been manipulated with a reel to reel recorder.

The first song I wrote for my concept album, "Elements," where each song is inspired by an element from the periodic table.

Vanadium was named for Vanadis, The Scandanavian goddess of beauty and love. This is dedicated to my own goddess of beauty and love, Sarah.

If you're bipolar, Lithium can help even you out ...

Technetium obviously must be techno. Not sure this really turned out to be techno, but it's close enough ;)

Xenon is used in "neon lights" and as a general anesthetic.

Fluoridation -- good for our teeth, or government-mandated mind control?

Zinc is used for galvanizing (coating) nails, so this one has a lot of layers.

Mercury is gooey, like this song.

(Completed dare)

An ambient track inspired by "Send in the Clowns"

An old sketch. This will get finished someday ...

Cesium is used in atomic clocks. Since I don't have one, I used a mechanical clock and a watch to make the sounds for this. All of them.

A practice session for FAWM. Featuring my Evolver synth, piano, and some synthetic beats.