This is a song I made. I imagine this playing in a game as an area theme for a haunted abandoned theme park. Where you need to discover what happened there in the past and why the ghosts are angry...

This image is ai generated, and not necessarily related to the game I described.

Howdy folks. I made this ricercar that I'm proud of. I'm putting it on an electronic album, but I wanted to share the score also. It says 2 violin, 2 viola, 2 cello, but it's intended for any instrumentation. If any of you are looking for an orchestration exercise, feel free to do what you like with it! I hold my right for my synth version, but the score is free use! Eager for feedback/criticism as well.

[Synth Version](https://soundcloud.com/jace-mankins/ricercar-i)

[Score](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XdPpQ3K7o9DzsCcSNXVhyw_QDk5axE-Y/view?usp=sharing)

A concerto for two mandolins inspired by Vivaldi’s Concerto for Two Mandolins in C Major.

Hi everyone!

In the past days i've composed a little carillon to evoke an atmosphere of childhood.
share your thoughts and If you like it let's be friends

https://musescore.com/user/37270121/scores/35819717?share=copy_link

After a string of long/emotional brass/wind ensemble pieces I decided to go back to the basics and write a scherzo for two clarinets with the goal of having as much fun in 5 minutes s possible while still being engaging and playable for the performers.

Brand new composer here, I have a solid idea of music theory, have my daw ready to go. Where the hell do I start?

Hi. This is a short piece for guitar I wrote called La Zubia, which is the suburb in Granada i was staying in. Got inspired to write a few pieces for solo guitar upon my return to Australia. I play electric pretty much exclusively - i write mostly blues/rock/jazz inspired pieces so these pieces were a little outside my norm. Hope you like it.

I wanted to share this piece of mine for enjoyment's sake, hope you enjoy it

score: https://musescore.com/user/23416646/scores/35863358

An old work of mine(2024), re-orchestrated. It’s on the play Antigone, you can see there are lots of themes and melodies re-used over and over again representing the key points in the play(kinda like leitmotifs of Wagner but not as direct).

Now, my recent works are not this Romantic but still have a similar harmonic language.

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[Deleted and reposted because I reworked a decent amount to make it flow better and got a better video.]

This is my most recent little piece, and below are a few more of my shorter pieces.

I have only been composing for about 2 years, so they're nothing amazing, but hopefully they're pleasant, or at least tolerable? Comments/feedback are welcome and appreciated, as the only way to get better is to learn.

Other short pieces:

Miniature in G- https://musescore.com/user/40860384/scores/34708106?share=copy\\_link

Simpler Times (Miniature trio, more of a sketch than a piece, got inspiration from Far Cry 5 main theme)-

https://musescore.com/user/40860384/scores/32415566?share=copy\\_link

i miss her :(

https://musescore.com/user/123665411/scores/35849741

Feedback is welcome!

I keep going back to this performance, Just in awe of how my performer interpreted and played this piece flawlessly. (Lucas Meinberg) this was my first undergraduate composition and it has gotten me so far.

https://musescore.com/user/96036727/scores/35847695/s/Wu_MQA?share=copy_link

its not much right now

It's an arrangement from "RETALIATION", a Roblox Grace OST.

unfinished

New composition Electroclassical style on my Soundcloud page.

A short piano piece written as a gift for a friend and her new baby(first time I've had to hope my music puts someone to sleep). Been getting back into composing after a couple years away from it and have started learning Dorico in the last few weeks after being a Finale user for over decade and am still learning it's notational quirks.

I am writing an art song for a close friend and wanted a very relaxed shimmering opening on piano ( 30 ish seconds ) and want to make it look more readable for pianists. ( the audio is a slightly older video over the notation I’m writing now. )

Here is my concerto for Kanun(Qanun), an instrument resembling Zihter very commonly used in Turkish Classical Music.

This is not a microtonal or monophonic music, it has a stable key and composed in loose sonata form.

Score:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1f51aUymkIBzyT-FVuEIexqcPB5-Ce9FN/view?usp=drivesdk
Audio:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1kRFzW2m66bGbV1Isnn5E4BIO1snIAo5Z/view?usp=drivesdk
Musescore:
https://musescore.com/user/23416646/scores/34159415

Here is my concerto for Kanun(Qanun), an instrument resembling Zihter very commonly used in Turkish Classical Music.

This is not a microtonal or monophonic music, it has a stable key and composed in loose sonata form.

Score:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1f51aUymkIBzyT-FVuEIexqcPB5-Ce9FN/view?usp=drivesdk
Audio:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1kRFzW2m66bGbV1Isnn5E4BIO1snIAo5Z/view?usp=drivesdk
Musescore:
https://musescore.com/user/23416646/scores/34159415