This is originally the first of Anomalies ever created, but this recording is done much later. It appeared as the second track on the album. It is the most peaceful of them all, with many conscious musical references. How many can you spot?

Listen to Ana Marie Anomalie (Conservatory) 16:02

Tags: anomalies, ambient, long, edie brickell, sigur rós

Third installment of Electric Fridays, a more subtle approach to the e-piano.
Listen to Through The Wineglass 02:36

Tags: e-piano, short, melody oriented

Fourth of Anomalies, another longer piece from 2007. This is how I imagine a soundtrack for the finale and end titles of an unspecified movie. If you have an idea for a screenplay, drop me a line.
Listen to End Titles 10:15

Tags: anomalies, waltz, long

A variation on the Watermelon Man theme with a metal twist, with apologies to Herbie Hancock.
Listen to Fall of the Watermelon Man 4:42

Tags: herbie hancock, watermelon man, snappy, metal

Second installment of Electric Fridays, and a try to mix two radically different themes: Dylan’s “All Along The Watchtower” with a 12th century traditional Sanctus melody, as interpreted by Leszek Możdżer on his “Piano” album. This will definitely be retried as I’m not fully happy with the result (hence I didn’t mind the harsh cut at the end).
Listen to Electric Fridays #2: All Along The Watchtower / Sanctus 3:15

Tags: e-piano, jimi hendrix, bob dylan, leszek możdżer

This improvisation, originally performed in 2007, is a collage of Yann Tiersen's Comptine D'un Autre Été: L'apres Midi, La Valse D'Amélie and some original ideas.
Listen to Comptine de la Fille Trahi 7:24

Tags: yann tiersen, amélie

Recorded two weeks ago, edit from about ten minutes of performance. The melody turned up while playing.
Listen to Remember This Next Time 7:42

Tags: waltz, melody oriented, long

First tune in the database, today’s work, edited out of about 10 minutes.
Listen to Last Year In Monaco 6:30

Tags: waltz, roxanne, slow