”Fanfare” is an uplifting piece that represents my high school experience, beginning with a celebration of joy and connections I’ve formed—happiness I didn’t find in middle school.

The expectations set by adults (parents, teachers) and the pressure of teenagers to meet those expectations, leaving the teenagers with no inspiration for anything, and feeling like their creativity has vanished into the void.

Inspired from Erlkönig by Schubert, spent around 4 months developing this work under Lukas Janata, my instructor at the time.

The 7th song from my album ”IFF”. On my furaffinity account, CrackerThrone

For me, the creative process is intuitive and organic. I never force a song to come to life; instead, my music reflects my emotions in the moment.

”Awakening” is about the time when your talents blossom in life.

Crystal Clouds is a song about failure.

Ever since I was little, I’ve been enchanted by crystals. “Crystalline,” a piece for a double string quartet, depicts the crystalline wonder of each and every gem.

The inspiration behind this song was me losing a close friend of mine, but then it ended up becoming a breakup/love song as I wanted to improve the lyrics themselves.

VOLUME UP! Composing music is a way to channel my curiosity (and my free time) into a tangible product.

My artistic process often begins with an idea. In this case, I went out into nature to find inspiration.

This Was made on Sept 29th 2024 and it took alot of work and time, it is a ambient trap beat made using fruity loops.

This song is called Nothing Gold Can Stay, inspired by Robert Frost’s poem about the fleeting nature of beauty and how nothing in life lasts forever.

I am but a pianist with the 88 keys as my canvas to let my imagination run wild, being free from any ”rules” and “common practice” I’ve been told for composition because real art can’t be quantified.

Transcendental Étude No. 4 is the fourth of the twelve Transcendental Étude by Franz List.

”Kuusi” (The Spruce) is part of a collection of five piano pieces by Sibelius named for different trees.

This is a short piece performed by me and my friends.

This piece was composed in 1792, though it was not published until after Beethoven’s death.

I learned this beautiful piece earlier this year, and every time I play this piece, I discover something new.

Our piece was composed by the Japanese film composer Joe Hisaishi.