War Stories.

Sing yourself to sleep.

An arrangement of the classic hymn by Lloyd Larson. Performed by me.

How many times until you give up?

a.k.a Fugue no. 2 in D minor

An Irish jig, for lots of instruments.

Col.1:27-28 My most difficult and dramatic song of this genre. 5:52-6:15 hear as pianosolo

John 10:18

1 more for the CC contest.Don't comment on the bad sound I'm mad enough about it already!

The Reprimade re-made for the contest,.. again. Cut and re-orchestrated a little.

Luke 8:24-25. AM 3 redone. Probably will be entered in the contest.

A medieval battle tune, made with Castle Crashers in mind. Very loopable.

The Unseen War cut for ooo you know.

Where Will You Stand cut to under 2 minutes for the contest.

A remake of AM 5 for the contest.

AM 1 remade and renamed. I'm making as many songs as I can for that contest. Enjoy.

I just can't get my stuff to loop. SO I a repeat lets you know when it is SUPPOSED to.

The long awaited orchestral version of Fight On. LOOPABLE if on a video game *ahem*

The continuation of -Where Will You Stand- Ephesians 6:11-13

Colossians 2:13-15, Romans 8:39. Experimented with reverb and sweeping effects. Thoughts?

There are no words, there isn't enough music, to really express what I'm trying to here.

Luke 10:2. A lament.

Luke 11:23. Right. Wrong. Decision. Fear. Truth. Fate.

Inspired by the still of night at 1:30 in the morning.

A glorified video game piece of mine. Clinch your fists and TURN UP THE VOLUME.

Psalm 117:2. Maybe my most emotional song yet.1 verse was cut due to NGs file size limits.

An Irish Reel I wrote today. Named because I'll be going home in 5 days.

Do you want to continue? (yes you do)

A tune I wrote over Spring Break. Yes, I'm still around. More will be coming in Summer.

It has a long subject but other than that, it is a tradtional style fugue.