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https://youtu.be/8BaJqkzJZSA (video attempt)
This is a style of music first composed by Steve Reich. This piece does not require any instruments, just 2 humans. If I were to improve it, I would attempt it at a slower speed because even the person playing the motif got confused.

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This is my version of "In C', which is a very random piece all based on the musicians feelings. The musicians go onto the next "phrase" once they feel like it. They start and end whenever they want.

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This was my composition idea about phasing music. It basically means that I write a motif, repeat it several times and start the same motif at different times.

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In this composition, I explored texture by adding and taking out instruments to change the texture. Just open the file if you want to listen to it.

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Exploring drones and arpeggios composition 

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Exploring drones and arpeggios composition 

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In this composition, I explored drones and arpeggios. I did this by have one note that is sustained throughout the whole piece and played around with arpeggios. The melody is pretty much the same all the time except a few small changes to it.

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For my 6th composition idea, I decided to create another clapping music composition as I found it pretty hard to actually play it so I played it by myself using garage band.

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Here is the audio file if you want to listen to it.

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I finished my composition but when I listened to it, it didn't sound very minimalist although it did compose of the features from that time period. I started writing a new composition with inspirations from Tubular bells by Mike Oldfield.

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Ms Waite gave me some feedback about how I can improve on my composition to get a better grade than I currently achieve. I plan to add more measures because I think it is a bit short. Ms Waite also told me that I should explore my B section a bit more.

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I tried to change the tonality a bit in some parts and I expanded it after getting feedback from Ms Waite. I also improved it with one of my classmates feedback.

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This was my 1st attempt at the piece. It was all sight reading and is long as I was trying to find the chords since they don't sound very nice I keep on thinking its wrong.

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This is after I have had a week to practice the piece. The improvements have been very obvious because I have successfully found the chords and are getting use to the big jumps between different chords.

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I did not practice at all for a week so I went backwards a bit but I am slowly recovering.

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I tried to use some pedal in the first page/section to see the affects and if it will help communicate the theme of the piece.

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I tried using legato and staccato without the help of pedal and compared it to trial 1. I then decided to use trial 2 as it sounds more exciting whereas the use of pedal makes the notes sound more blurry.

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I tried adding a bit of pedal where is says sf on the second page to make it more dramatic.

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This was very similar to trial 3 but instead of using pedal in sf, I used it a bit for ties to see if it will help make the transitions smoother.

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A lot of pedal has been used to emphasize the difference between legato and staccato.