Music

Dr. Ford's theme

From Westworld (HBO) - Ramin Djawadi

Complete. I started with that interesting middle part (measure 71), and ended up working out the whole thing. This is the real deal (unfortunately for me, it's actually beyond my ability to play)

Computer, What Day Is It?

From Star Trek: Deep Space 9 - In the Pale Moonlight - David Bell

I like David Bell's uniquely haunting style here - feels like some mode caught between minor and major

Me playing it on piano (https://youtu.be/t9eVqnx6QGc)

Or see this video showing off AI upscaling (itself impressive) which uses it as background music (https://youtu.be/NuYgZ9azKu4)

The Ocean

From The Expanse - Clinton Shorter

Reasonably simple, but the counterpoint can get tricky.

See it in context in this clip (https://youtu.be/pJlxx1BI1Mc).

Adapted from the soundtrack (https://youtu.be/FFdhSj-xqdA) which has some slight differences

"Discovery" theme

From Beast Wars (Transformers) - Robert Buckley

Short (one line of music). Something about the mode has always captivated me. Indeed David Bell's Star Trek music (as above) often feels like a similar style. A lot of the Beast Wars themes I always liked.

See this clip (https://youtu.be/ECZI06VQCec).

Night at the Opera (work in progress)

From Quantum of Solace (James Bond) - David Arnold

The Sound of Music

Richard Rodgers

Short and sweet, but I'm proud of it because I took the one line and fleshed it out into two hands

Late

Ben Folds

opus 28

Dustin O'Halloran

Little One

A short song I created after a date went south

fine

Dustin O'Halloran

Where Is My Mind?

Maxence Cyrus

Computer, What Day Is It?

David Bell

From Star Trek: Deep Space 9

Arranged for piano by me (sheet music above)

Singing recital (2019)