Baruch de Spinoza and Victor Frankl have said this in encouragement of a future work of art that needs to be created as a purpose for living.

Piano Collection: 17b, et tenebrae eam non comprehenderunt by Startup Podcast for Peter

I wrote this piece in 2006, and then later input it into Finale in 2016, but the nested tuplets were too much for Finale to render as a proper midi file, so David Victor Feldman rendered it through his programming skills. It's a good approximation of the original. This piece is called Mikrokomplexmos after Bartok's pedagogical series for piano, but this small ditty just remained my only foray into this project.

Act IV to The Legend of Zip Caustic, a satire from the book of the same name written by Peter Thoegersen. All music composed by Peter Thoegersen. 2013-2025

Act III from The Legend of Zip Caustic. 2025

Act II from the four act opera THE LEGEND OF ZIP CAUSTIC. 2025

This is ACT I of a four act opera, acts 2-4 forthcoming. Zip Caustic is the fictional character who stars in this computer music lo-fi internet opera with microtones and other sounds. 2012-2025

violin intro followed by large poly timbral stabs. some microtonal pitches and extended techniques

swirls swirly fast lightning fingers anchored by stolid intractable bass notes

Quintet from 2002, re-tuned, extended, and resurrected.