One piece, though not up to speed according to the recording I memorized it from, is a fairly waltzy, light 3/4 time, from the pre and primary grade level in ballet. I played and recorded this a week after getting my keyboard. I couldn't even play this piece before the keyboard arrived.   The other piece is from a higher grade ballet class, and it sounds like something that would do nicely as background incidental music for a scene in a movie.

In contrast to my attempted emulations of Tempest's Byker Hill are a couple of shorter, mellow pieces of music. The Prelude in C Minor is by Henryk Pachulski, and I made this recording of it in mourning of Gary Coleman's passing and in fond rememberance of him. In fact, that show "Different Strokes" where he played Arnold Jackson, had really hit its stride at the time I first learned this piece.   The other music is an introduction I made up, originally for another song I did not write, called "Draw Me Close." However, as I was working on this music, it turned into something else that begs for an addition. SO, it's still in the works. If I can come up with significantly more and it lives up to this first bit, it will eventually be posted on this blog.