An original composition, mostly in the classical mood with some synthesizer sounds. The image and name is from the movie Raintree County, an older classic, with Eva Marie Saint, Montgomery Clift and Elizabeth Taylor. I have not seen it for a while, but will do so soon. I think Raintree county is a real place in California, USA. With the wild fires, and ecological problems, perhaps even the trees shed tears for survival. All composed, arranged and burned using the Sibelius Synthesizer. Sounds exactly like real instruments.

An original composition in the classical style, including steel drums, and a timpani solo. I have named this song Chunka after my grandmother. Chunka is an Aboriginal name meaning 'water'. My own style is evident here, all done a with Sibelius synthesizer, but you would think they are real instruments.

My own original cover of All Blues by Miles Davis. The album Kinda Blue (1959) on which All Blues first appeared is probably still the biggest selling jazz album. Miles Davis made 'sketches'. and his all star cast recorded it in the first session, I believe. Most of the original is solo improvisations, but here I add my own style using the Sibelius synthesizer to compose, arrange and burn the MP3. The synthetic instruments are highly realistic. The photo is an original painting by Miles Davis.

An original song; started out to be a simple blues in the Miles Davis style, and grew more classical, and more electronic. I do not know what to call this; it is an original style of music. Using the Sibelius synthesizer I composed, arranged and burned this music, with trumpet, sax, drums, and synthetic instruments. The picture is a painting by Paul Klee called Tightrope Dance.

The song was known for a particularly beautiful chord progression. I highlighted this as the end of the song. The Kinks consisted of three brothers, and additional musicians. My cover version is of a much different flavour than the original; I use a large orchestra, but I think still capture the excitement, and sadness of the original. It is all done with Sibelius synthesizer; arranged and burned.

An original piece with two romantic, happy melodies. Done mostly in a classical style, but I add some ominous drum rhythms and synthesizer sounds. Our passover holy day is coming soon, and the hawk passed over us to guard the peace, because peace can pass over. Composed, arranged using the Sibelius Synthesizer with a wide variety on instruments that sound 100% real.

An original composition of mine. It is in a classical style but also makes use of some heavy metal, and also a banjo. All composed and arranged using the Sibelius Synthesizer.

An original composition named after the George Harrison song I Want To Tell You. Repeated guitar phrases, I believe called riffs became popular in the 1960's. The Beatles song I Want to Tell You uses a riff, otherwise my song is completely different. I use a riff in a short song of otherwise classical mood. It is all composed and burned using the Sibelius Synthesizer, and the instruments are mostly indistinguishable for the real. ----The titles of songs are not copyrighted.

This is my third version of John Lennon's Song Sexie Saidie from the White album with the Beatles. Some musicians, artists, are difficult to duplicate because like John Lennon, they are unique. This version is more original and one may have some difficulty initially in identifying it as based on Sexie Saidie. It is in a classical style, with original solo sections, all done on the Sibelius synthesizer, which reproduces the sound of real instruments. Sexie Saidie is about false gurus, similar to the way Shlomo, King Solomon lost his wisdom to the charms of the Queen of Shiva. He is said to have regained his wisdom in the form of inner teachings, which is present in us all.

An original cover version of the Laura Nyro song Captain Saint Lucifer from her album New York Tenderberry of the 1960s. This a beautiful, melancholic song to her animus soul partner. I have arranged it using the Sibelius synthesizer.