Just getting started... (C) 2000 Pasquinade

Time for a daydream...

RECLINER G There's nothing much sadder G Than an old brown recliner F G Waiting by the road in the rain... (C) 2021 Royal T Music

First song of 2016! I wanted to give it a spare arrangement as that seemed to fit the theme of the song, so mostly a vocal piece. Thanks for listening!! Singing In the Silence © 2016 Colleen Dillon Verse 1: Singing in the silence…

An experiment with granular "freezing" in Boîte Diaboliqué this time using a few seconds of guitar from [MMI](http://alonetone.com/mmi). Using granular synthesis it is very hard to get a real "freeze" effect although by using very high grain…

Reg had a bit of tiff with the Mrs so he stormed down the cellar to release his anguish with Elvis and turned it into this little beauty .....now he feels a lot better and is making Mrs Reg a nice cup of tea to say sorry....because lets face it…

Electric guitar improvisation with live computer processing and looping.

Last Snow Strom for the Southern U S, a lil porch tune here comes spring we wish you some long awaited sunshine

It's fun to buy a new toy once in a while. This is the first attempt at using my new Line 6 POD Guitar Effects. Lyrics: Here you come, my sweet baby Don’t know why you drive me crazy I’m crazy, in love with you And it’s been a long long…

Draft of first two sections... --- There's no way out of here that I can see. There's no need to fight in here. Nobody wins. Why do you want it so bad?

i was alone.

Vocals: Tricia Dovidio Lyrics: Bob Beckley Composed, arranged & mixed by Steffen Offermann This one was tricky to do because the piano does not play at a fixed tempo, and it was an online collaboration (like all my collaborations).

On Wikipedia I read this about the great jazz pianist Bud Powell: "...his solos could be heard to emulate the horn players' attack — with the use of frequent arpeggios punctuated by chromaticism," so the first thing you hear is a lick that uses…

I had been listening to the new Massive Attack album for a few weeks, and I was initially trying to mimic some of the sounds I heard on there - especially from the songs "Splitting the Atom" and "Girl I Love You." But, then somehow the whole thing…

I'm doing a twenty-four hour project. This is the warmup done in the first ninety minutes.

Weekend jam time