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This is the main theme from the Transylvania University production of "Rhinoceros" by French playwright Eugene Ionesco. I composed original music for this production in collaboration with director Sully White. The score is actually the extended version. This audio file is condensed for convenience. If anyone shows interest, I can include an audio file of the extended version. Rhinoceros Theme

Just playing around with some atmospheric sounds and textures. Atmosphere

Serge-Thanks so much. I love hearing that I have stuck to my theme, in this case, infinity. Vicent-No problem. My use of reverb is a little infamous at this point. :) So I would suggest using it sparingly.

This is a piece I posted earlier. I got a lot of feedback that I needed to post a score for any kind of real evaluation. Here is the link to the recording: YouTube - Per Lei-Alex Yaden Enjoy! Per Lei.pdf

Here is the score. Forgive me for taking so long. I just now figured out how to do all of this. Infinitum.pdf

Nothing special, just the "Choir Ah" sound on Finale 2009. I also use the plate setting with a little reverb to make it sound a little more full.

I will work on that for sure. Thanks.

This is my first composition for a chorus. Feel free to leave any advice you want, because I strayed from my typical orchestra and concert band pieces to get some experience with vocals. Please excuse the fact that it doesn't have words (yet) because I used Finale 2009 and it only has an "ahh" syllable. Infinitum-Latin for Infinity. Hope you enjoy it!

Boring? Not at all. Grandiose? Yea, sure. I enjoyed it. Words to describe: Epic. Appropriately named too. Not to mention a sick horn part.

I like "Triad Ron." Which, personally, I can't get enough of triads and layers in my music. I enjoyed listening to this. The guitar was a nice touch too.

Thanks. I love the word ethereal. I have never listened to that, but I will have to check it out now. For sure. :toothygrin:

Love it. Every bit of it. I do agree that you favor a certain harmonic. But it's ok, I think everyone does. May I ask how you made the recording? Do you have a studio?

Again, this is an amazing piece of music. Great job. I especially liked the clashing intervals and violins in the upper register around measures 112-117 (roughly) Thanks for posting this.

I think is the same translation though. Both Latin based languages. But thanks. Either way, it means "For Her."

I will post a new link. I uploaded a new one, with some artwork. YouTube - Per Lei-Alex Yaden That should work.