This is the fifth installment to my polymetric/polytempic drumset series, focusing on 5-7-9-11 in each limb and soloing in each meter/tempo. Score available at Internet Archive on my bio page, 2022

In honor of Drumset Solo 1, this piece focuses on 4,5,7, and 9. The head features all four meters with a common downbeat while each particular ratio tempo is isolated for soloing in that meter/tempo, and then returns to the head.

This is an old segue style tape, showing off various styles, a demo tape of yore, where jazz, funk reggae and james brown type groove, along with a midi drum sidekick playing with the old DAT track from 1995. I am olde. No particular poly here. Sorry the grooves change. I get bored very easily.

My second solo for drumset, based on my years of study with odd meters, stickings, independence and moves around a drumset, including split doubles between toms. Lots of double bass singles and doubles. 2022. This is not jazz, nor rock, nor classical. I dont know what this is. This is not a beat track, either.

Polymicrotonal Max synthesizer playing 72 and Quartertone intervals, while modulating in tiny increments, over Max patch of granular synthesis and other things. 2022

This is a short quick ending to the tripartite SQ 1, with a much quicker, brisker pace and some ass kicking dissonance. 1999-2022

The transmogrification of string quartet 1 continues with the second movement, which, I admit, is difficult listening due to the density of texture and harsh dissonances in high harmonics strings. The melody and harmony are underneath as this pieces tears up your innards and burns your soul. 1999-2022

a repaired version of string quartet 1, 1999, revised today, 2022. The original sounds nothing like this, but the underlying harmony is the same. Neither polytempic but a little microtonal.

I love cats and this is written by the Cat Daddy himself, VC, Vampire Cat. He studied some Barry White, and King Crimson and some reggae and came up with this little ditty.

A polytempic meterless piece featuring 13tet on flute and drums both going wild in seemingly different directions, yet, they are together. strange...kind of like life.