My passion for innovation led me to the experiment of writing music for a standard band. Since I have no experience with the needs or customs of a band in terms of what I should pay attention to when composing, I welcome your feedback and criticism, especially regarding playability. I would really appreciate it if my inspirations could serve your band as a basis for the development of their own version. Please let me know and send me the result - I really want to hear it! NOW - go to work and feel free to change what is necessary for the best sound (with some respect and sensitivity). Thank you so much!

This is my first attempt to compose for a classical band setting. First I started with the piano, then I wondered what it could sound like with a bass and some percussion. And here is the result: The Jammin' Experiment !

By the way: This is only sampled music. It would be an honor if you would play this with your band on real instruments. Please send me a recording (or a link) so that I can hear it myself. That would be great! Please contact me regarding music sheets.

The titel is a play on words for the mood that the track generates while listening - it's a fusion of the words "feeling" and "free", and at the same time it sounds similar to the german word for spring "Frühling" (which also somehow fits). So you can choose what you like more. Listen and convince yourself. And if it creates a completely different mood, it would be exciting to hear that from you. Thanks for listening!

"Stars in Space". That's my version for bands. I am curious how the piece sounds with other instruments and want to try out more, e. g. I can imagine a theremin (or modulin) instead of an oboe, a bass in addition, and a piano or synth instead of the vibraphone. I have now started with the drums, but surely every drummer can think of something better!

P. S. : There is also an electronic version (played by electronic Instruments) with theremin and synthesizer, which I also like very much. Bass & Drums is of course included.