open ends
m1 — 15/08/2020
m18 — 22/12/2020
m55 — 18/11/2021
m66 — 30/11/2021
m75 — 3/12/2021
m84 — 13/01/2022
m93 — 15/01/2022
m98 — 21/01/2022
m103 — 16/03/2022
m106 — 23/03/2022
m111 — 25/03/2022
m120 — 18/09/2022
m123 — 18/12/2022
m126 — 27/01/2023
m135 — 14/02/2023
m140 — 14/02/2023
m143 — 15/02/2023
m154 — 19/02/2023
m171 — 04/03/2023
m182 — 04/04/2023
m185 — 09/04/2023
m188 — 01/05/2023
m195 — 18/08/2023
m197 — 16/09/2023
m201 — 01/10/2023
m204 — 11/10/2023
m221 — 16/12/2023
m227 — 29/03/2024
m231 — 15/04/2024
m240 — 19/05/2024
m257 — 21/05/2024
m266 — 30/05/2024
m271 — 04/06/2024
m292 — 06/08/2024
this piece was inspired by one of my favorite scores on the platform, astudent's "my theme collection", published around six years ago. listen to it now if you haven't. like his, mine is functionally a scrapbook for my musical ideas. however, unlike his I've chosen to date each idea and organize them in chronological order to keep track of the evolution of my musical ideas over the years. there are stretches of time throughout which I go into major slumps or experience bursts of creativity, and it's interesting to contextualize these stretches among other events in my life. the ideas that appear on the score today are not the same as they've always been, as I've gone back to edit many and even delete others as a means of quality control and decluttering. still, I feel like I've preserved both highs and lows of my creative output, and no idea is in a finished form. like astudent's piece, these ideas are all dedicated to the public domain, and any interested composer can bring new meaning to the title of "open ends". I will hopefully continue to add new ideas to the score as they are developed. note whenever an idea may resemble preexisting musical material and make me aware of it, as I would not want to undermine another musician's right to their creative output!
m18 — 22/12/2020
m55 — 18/11/2021
m66 — 30/11/2021
m75 — 3/12/2021
m84 — 13/01/2022
m93 — 15/01/2022
m98 — 21/01/2022
m103 — 16/03/2022
m106 — 23/03/2022
m111 — 25/03/2022
m120 — 18/09/2022
m123 — 18/12/2022
m126 — 27/01/2023
m135 — 14/02/2023
m140 — 14/02/2023
m143 — 15/02/2023
m154 — 19/02/2023
m171 — 04/03/2023
m182 — 04/04/2023
m185 — 09/04/2023
m188 — 01/05/2023
m195 — 18/08/2023
m197 — 16/09/2023
m201 — 01/10/2023
m204 — 11/10/2023
m221 — 16/12/2023
m227 — 29/03/2024
m231 — 15/04/2024
m240 — 19/05/2024
m257 — 21/05/2024
m266 — 30/05/2024
m271 — 04/06/2024
m292 — 06/08/2024
this piece was inspired by one of my favorite scores on the platform, astudent's "my theme collection", published around six years ago. listen to it now if you haven't. like his, mine is functionally a scrapbook for my musical ideas. however, unlike his I've chosen to date each idea and organize them in chronological order to keep track of the evolution of my musical ideas over the years. there are stretches of time throughout which I go into major slumps or experience bursts of creativity, and it's interesting to contextualize these stretches among other events in my life. the ideas that appear on the score today are not the same as they've always been, as I've gone back to edit many and even delete others as a means of quality control and decluttering. still, I feel like I've preserved both highs and lows of my creative output, and no idea is in a finished form. like astudent's piece, these ideas are all dedicated to the public domain, and any interested composer can bring new meaning to the title of "open ends". I will hopefully continue to add new ideas to the score as they are developed. note whenever an idea may resemble preexisting musical material and make me aware of it, as I would not want to undermine another musician's right to their creative output!
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Congas
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