Of all the days I had to get up super early, it happened to fall on the first day of spring. Also known as (fingers crossed) the worst day of spring. I spent part of the early morning digging my car out from underneath the ice and snow. Later…

Silly song. Silly lyrics. One live take. I recorded the piano and vocals simultaneously, though if you want to get geeky about it, the piano was via MIDI. However, if you listen closely you might be able to hear me hitting the keys in the background…

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original by Dashboard Confessional

original by Paramore

by coheed n cambria .. got inspired my friend erinmarie .. www.alonetone.com/erinmarie

by Get Cape Wear Cape Fly .. take two

by Turin Brakes

This song is what happens when you decide to bandage together multiple takes that were done without a click track. To explain the following, first I should explain this. I see the piece as being 3 different parts: the intro that hints at the…

At 180bpm, it's definitely way faster than I generally write. We'll call it "tempo creep". It started out at 140bpm, and got increased automatically to 160bpm when I imported some drums. I didn't notice it until later, and then found that 140bpm…

Le grand conundrum. How do you simultaneously improv a melody in your right hand while trying to teach your left hand a new harmonic pattern that it doth not know? I look at people like Gabriela Montero and wonder how on earth did they ever get…

I Feel It (Lyrics) Desperate thoughts of uncertainty Keep on dancin’ in my head And all these images of yesterday And what I should have done instead Oh, Oh, I feel it Chorus: I feel it, I feel it…

Verse 1 Dozing in and out of consciousness the blade falls from her hand. Her clock will cease to tick, then everything will be fine. Chorus 1 It’s all good now, it’s all fine. It’s all good now, it’s okay. Fade Verse 2 Every sound becomes…

A rocking blues song about walking away from it all. The sax is from my GR-20 guitar synth. A few smoking guitar solos for fun.

Performed by Benjamin Fingland (cl) and Sumire Kudo (vc); 28 March, 2010; Tenri Cultural Institute, New York, NY. Notes on the work are found here: http://digressionsthirdman.blogspot.com/2010/03/etude-on-f-113-torino-jii9-qui-moult.html