Here is a recording of Mozart's 1st symphony with myself accompanying on trumpet. I improvise the trumpet playing. I use the Best Brass electric mute to co-ordinate the sounds, plus Logic Pro to record the final mix. The painting is of Mozart as a child, I do Not know the who was the artist.

Here is my original song. I played sitar for a number of years in the 1990's era. Like many people I had been inspired by George Harrison to take a serious interest in Indian Music. This song was created with the Virtual Reality program Nocturne, with editing and adding the tablas and tanpura using Logic Pro X. The photo is of George Harrison playing sitar.

This is an original composition of mine. It was conceived, arranged and burned using the Logic Pro synthesizer.

Inner Elephant is myself playing on trumpet. It is an improvised piece played to some background music you cannot hear. The picture here is of the Indian god Ganesha riding his favourite animal, the mouse. I have learned to be as a quiet as a mouse, but with Inner Elephant I become a Ganesha!

This is an original composition of mine. It is a poem with the addition of acoustical music created with the Logic Pro synthesizer. A wandering star can refer to a person, a god, or the planets that move in irregular patterns from our view on earth.

This is an original music composition of mine in the classical mood, using some jazz chord progressions. It was created, arranged and burned using the Logic Pro Synthesizer.

Here is my latest composition. It is a mix of jazz and classical moods. The name Sybilian indirectly refers to the airy sound of the saxophone which dominates this song. It was composed, arranged and burned using the Sibelius Synthesizer. I do Not know who did the painting.

Here is an original poem written and read by myself. It is accompanied by audio enhancements which are arranged using the synthesizer Logic Pro X.

Here is an original poem by me. It is enhanced by a synthesizer along with synthesizer instruments.

An original composition by me, with elements of the Indian raga, jazz like laziness, and classical harmonies. I use a variety of realistic sounding instruments to include tablas, electric guitar and flute, along with simulation. It was composed, arranged and burned using the Logic Pro X synthesizer. The picture is of the Beatles song of 1967, from which I borrow a form of the name, and my song mimics the prominent synthetic oboe sound.