A New Sub-genre of Classical Music:

Digitally Composed and Created Classical Music

Made by Human Hearts With Digital Instruments

From the Greek, Paracletus means “Spirit” or “Spirited”, and is dedicated by my Greek and spirited wife, Lori.

Made by Human Hearts With Digital Instruments

This concerto has musical influences from traditional Classical music, Greek, Indie, House, and other modern trends, while adhering to classical music composition and avoiding the typical cinematic “epic” trend in today’s motion pictures. Today’s art is created with more variety, innovation and creativity than ever before. It transcends mediums, cultures and nations.

This piece represents 40 years of professional musicianship & orchestral composition experience, in marriage to 12 years of digital music creation using the absolute best tools guided by human hands and hearts. No automation tools, loops, snap-to-grid timing was used in the creation of this concerto. Every note was created individually as though the instruments were in our own hands. Thus, it took 4 and a half years to create.

The reality is that it takes as long to create classical music on computer as it does on paper. Painstaking attention to creative detail, hundreds of renditions, and a new sub-genre of classical music: Digitally Created Classical Music - Just as detailed and human, yet written onto a new, digital canvass. The end result is the same: Original classical music to stir the heart and warm the soul.