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I have discovered that I can use Claude Sonnet 4.6 to help me edit my improves so now I will be making revised versions of these and cleaning up the many bad spots in them often with the help of Sonnet 4.6.

These I will color Blue that have been revised

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Links to My Claude Skill for creating a score from a MIDI file called Soar & Score

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Links to My Claude Skill for creating a score from a MIDI file called Soar & Score

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The Soar in Soar & Score means you can play your piano MIDI part with no metronome and the Score is that you can still get a semi decentt human readable score form that using this skill, by no means a perfect one but one that might be good enough to use as a composer.

BTW, all these were generated by Claude Sonnet 4.6.

Here is a link to a Claude skill that should let one creates a score from a MIDI track. The score will not be perfect but mostly readable even if the MIDI track was recorded rubato with no click track.

And here is a link to the user doc.

I haven't tested these yet so they may or may not work.

Known Bug 1. The Chord vocal navigator does not sy the right chord and it might be a while before I fix that but one can just not load that wave file as a work around.

And here is a link to the Soar & Score theory of operations document

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I am transferring my Music Improv files from my other site (see) to here.

BTW, I have found that much of the creativity comes from improvisation while a proper composition adds much refinement to those original ideas but if the original improve is bad (by that I do not mean rough but tepid or boring) then it is hard to fix that when refining those ideas.

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I haven't beat corrected this yet but plan to do so.

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Here I converted my improv (to the left here) into an actual composition using Suno Studio plus a few extra parts I added.

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This features my new Soprano and Strings libraries.

In Rev 1 I added Insanity's Bombay Glass

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Christmas Improv (Another Christmas and Another Year Older)

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Yet Another Christmas, and One Year Older

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Yet Another Christmas, and One Year Older

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I maybe should beat correct some of these and upload them with beat corrected musical notation, but the process is a bit arduous and time consuming so that might have to wait for most of these.

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Christmas can be a lonely time for some.

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Ghosts Of Christmas Past, Present, and Future

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Ghosts Of Christmas Past, Present, and Future

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Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, and Future

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Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, and Future

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An Extremely Belated 2023 New Year's Improve (its now 2026)

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An Extremely Belated 2023 New Year's Improve (its now 2026)

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An Extremely Belated 2023 New Year's Improve (its now 2026)

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I added a bit on the end from my earlier 2023 version.

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An Extremely Belated 2023 NewYears Improve (its now 2026)

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An Extremely Belated 2023 NewYears Improve (its now 2026)

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Some Christmases the magic just doesn't all quite happen as one might like!

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Now That Easter's Over, Looking Forward To Christmas!

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Now That Easter's Over, Looking Forward To Christmas!

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Now That Eatser's Past, Looking To Forward To  Christmas!

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Now That Eatser's Past, Looking To Forward To  Christmas!

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This is my attempt to make something that might be somewhat like the soundtrack one might hear in a medium black and white budget melodrama 50's movie melodrama (with lots of long mood shots with little to no dialog).

I had planned to add a few more instruments but maybe I should quite here why I am ahead... sort of.

And, yes, it is long! But if this were in a film the scene might be a long drawn out development of several of the key characters and some revelation of their motives so the music here is just background music... too bad there is no movie for it to go with!

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Ode to Old Movies (srings, horn, flute, plus)

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Ode to Old Movies (srings, horn, flute, plus)

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This sounds like it could be in some movie.

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A Trio for Soprano, Tenor, and Baritone Sax

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Improv for Crystal Flute, Lap Harp, and Bells and Drums

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Improv for Crystal Flute, Lap Harp, and Bells and Drums

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Improv for Crystal Flute, Lap Harp, and Bells and Drums

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Improv for Crystal Flute, Lap Harp, and Bells and Drums

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Here I am using my new Cello One Vol 2 library plus some other cool ones as well such as Folk Percussion.

In Rev 1 I added Bombay Glass and some more percussion.

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Improv For Soprano Sax and Piano (A Graduation Recital)

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Improv For Soprano Sax and Piano (A Graduation Recital)

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Here I am simulating a graduation recital by some virtual soprano saxophonist playing a piece they selected for their graduation recital.

Ironically, I spent about five times more time in making the audience ambient sounds than in making the actual music. Go figure!

And with all these new text to video IA products now coming on line maybe I could soon make a video of this recital that uses the MIDI track to do the fingering on the sax and the AI to make the performers and audience!

But the same time I am not holding my breath in waiting for that because they will probably instead not use the MIDI to make the scene but auto generate some tepid AI music and bogus fingerings for the sax instead... but I can hope!

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Imporov for Saxaphone and Piano (Graduation Recital)

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Imporov for Saxaphone and Piano (Graduation Recital)

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Ode To A Particular Cold and Dark Martian Night

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Ode To A Particular Cold and Dark Martian Night

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Ode to a Particularly Cold and Dark Martian Night

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Ode to a Particularly Cold and Dark Martian Night

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I thought I had lost these videos but they were just found them in a mislabeled folder on my hard drive. Yeah!

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Cheesy? Yes.

But I like cheese!

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Adding a new part and deleted an older one plus changed an instrument.

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Now if one should ask the average person what they think Martian music might sound like (given there were indeed Martian on Mars) most might think it would sound kind of electronicy.

But that is simply not the case as this Martian Folk lullaby so beautifully illustrates. Yes, the melody and rhythms might sound a bit alien, but not the sound of the folk instruments, for acoustic instrument on Mars have pretty much the same physics as on earth albeit a must less dense atmosphere.

And even the language might sound a bit familiar in that perhaps languages on Mars have influenced languages on earth, of vice versa.

In Rev 1 I added some  instruments to fill out the bottom, me singing harmony, plus a cello from my new cello library plus more percussion from my new drum library (see).

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Memories From So Long Ago (A Martian Folk Song

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Memories From So Long Ago (A Martian Folk Song

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Not being able to speak any Martian (or even knowing how many different languages they speak on Mars) I have no idea what the words of this song are saying. But the music often speaks for itself without any need for understandable words.

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Memories of So Long Ago (A Martian Folk Song)

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Memories of So Long Ago (A Martian Folk Song)

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Now for us earthlings Martian music can be at best be said to be an acquired taste.

That said, if once one should ever manage to acquire such a taste, and that might be a hugely big if, it can be actually a bit addicting, as is often the case for anything newly acquired thing!

For to some this might just sound like chaotic noise but then for Martians it is music deep from the Martian soul! For Martians do in fact have feelings! Really!

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Doing full Orchestral arrangements really taxes my computer in regard to throughput and it starts to gasp once I attempt to add a full orchestra.

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What I love about an orchestra is that most everything sounds good no matter what one plays!

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Choral Improv with Somewhat Big Orchestra

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Choral Improv with Somewhat Big Orchestra

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Choral Improv with Somewhat Big Orchestra

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Choral Improv with Somewhat Big Orchestra

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This has a western type of fill, like a gunfight scene.

One can almost here the gunshots! maybe I should have added them!

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BTW, these big orchestra pieces really taxes my computer throughput, often to the point I can't add any more instruments... and maybe that is just as well that I can't!

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Improv for String Orchestra, Xylophone, and 5 String Banjo

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Improv for String Orchestra, Xylophone, and 5 String Banjo

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Of course the gimmick here is that one does not typically have a banjo player in an orchestra and as a soloist at that!

And the banjo has a bit of a percussive sound and hence the xylophone as its partner in crime!

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Improv for String Orchestra, Xlophone,& Five String Banjo

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Improv for String Orchestra, Xlophone,& Five String Banjo

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This piece just suddenly ends, once more evidence of my occasional albeit perhaps often attacks of laziness!

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Improv for French Horn and Chamber String Orchestra (1st Movement)

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Improv for French Horn and Chamber String Orchestra (1st Movement)

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Improv for French Horn and Chamber String Orchestra

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Improv for French Horn and Chamber String Orchestra

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Improv for French Horn and Chamber String Orchestra (2nd Movement)

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Improv for French Horn and Chamber String Orchestra (2nd Movement)

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I might add a comment here that one of the big differences between an improv verses an actual composition is that in an improv one does not know what the music will end up being on down the road and thus one might "discover" a main theme or motif only at the end of the piece, as it seems to be the case here.

Now if I were to translate this to an actual composition I would then know what that motif at the need is even at the beginning of the piece and could act accordingly, by maybe better introducing or such.

But to do that is much more work, and also requires musical skills that I by in large lack so I am content to leave all these simply as improvs.

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Improv for French Horn and Chamber String Orchestra  movement 2

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Improv for French Horn and Chamber String Orchestra  movement 2

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Improv for French Horn and Chamber String Orchestra mov 3

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Improv for French Horn and Chamber String Orchestra (3rd Movement)

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Improv for French Horn and Chamber String Orchestra (3rd Movement)

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Perhaps this might be better if this were the second movement and the second the third. But one is free to play these in any order regardless of how they are labeled.

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Improv for French Horn and Chmaber String Orchestra mov 3

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Improv for French Horn and Chmaber String Orchestra mov 3

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Improv for Trumpet, String, Percussion, and Kora

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Improv for Trumpet, String, Kora, & Percussion

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Improv for Trumpet, String, Kora, & Percussion

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Here I added a Trumpet to the Previous version.

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Improv for Trumpet, String, Percusion, and Kora

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Improv for Trumpet, String, Percusion, and Kora

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I only had me to sing all the parts so that was a limitation I had to work around with this. Plus Shakespeare wrote this as a play and not as an opera so it tends to be heavy in recitatives and lean on arias.

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Hamelt Act 1 Scene 1 (Complete with all 4 parts)

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Sound Painting for Virtual Vintage Steinway Piano

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Sound Painting for Virtual Vintage Steinway Piano

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Sound Painting for Virtual Vintage Steinway Piano

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Sound Painting for Virtual Vintage Steinway Piano

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Friday Morning Improv for (shortened) Piano

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Friday Morning Improv for (shortened) Piano

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The problem turns out was in My Keyboard and not in Mixcraft.

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The .mp3 file is dated 2014 so I am guessing that is the Good Friday night I made this, wow, almost ten years ago, my how time flies!

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Doubly Prepared (An Improv for two prepared pianos)

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So what is better than having a prepared piano, why (of course) two prepared pianos!

And for anyone who might know just exactly what a prepared piano is and how it differs from a regular piano here is a link that explains that.

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Improv for Clarinet, Prepared Piano, and Washboard

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Improv for Clarinet, Prepared Piano, and Washboard

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Improv for Clarinet, Prepared Piano, and Washboard

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I think this needs a Tuba as well to balance the sound out.

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Sonato for  Clarinet, Prepared Piano, and Washboard

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Sonato for  Clarinet, Prepared Piano, and Washboard

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Improv for Whistlers, Piano, Harmonium, and Bass

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Improv for Whistlers, Piano, Harmonium, and Bass

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Improv for Whistlers, Piano, Harmonium, and Bass

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Improv for Whistlers, Piano, Harmonium, and Bass

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Improv for Flute and Guitar and Percussion (1st Movement)

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Improv for Flute and Guitar and Percussion (1st Movement)

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Improv for Flute, Guitar, & Percusion (1st Movement)

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Improv for Flute, Guitar, & Percusion (1st Movement)

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Improv for Flute and Guitar and Percussion (2nd Movement)

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Improv for Flute and Guitar and Percussion (2nd Movement)

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Improv for Flute, Guitar, & Percusion (2nd Movement)

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Improv for Flute, Guitar, & Percusion (2nd Movement)

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Improv for Flute and Guitar and Percussion (3rd Movement)

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Improv for Flute and Guitar and Percussion (3rd Movement)

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Improv for Flute, Guitar, & Percusion (3rd Movement)

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Improv for Flute, Guitar, & Percusion (3rd Movement)

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Improv for Clarinet, Uke, Flute, Vibes, and Percussion

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Improv for Clarinet, Uke, Flute, Vibes, and Percussion

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Improve for Clariinet, Flute, Vibes, and Percusion

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Improve for Clariinet, Flute, Vibes, and Percusion

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Improv for clarinet, accordion, uke, and two tambourines

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Improv for clarinet, accordion, uke, and two tambourines

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Improv for clarinet, accordion, uke, and two tambourines

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Improv for clarinet, accordian, uke, and two tamborines

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Improv for clarinet, accordian, uke, and two tamborines

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Wispy Solitude (A improv for Felt Piano and Soprano in three short movements)

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Wispy Solitude (An improv for Soprano and Piano)

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Wispy Solitude (An improv for Soprano and Piano)

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A Piece for Peace an Improv for  Flute, Handbells, and Piano

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A Piece for Peace an Improv for  Flute, Handbells, and Piano

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A Piece for Peace an Improv for  Flute, Handbells, and Piano

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A Piece for Peace an Improv for  Flute, Handbells, and Piano

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For anyone that might have noticed, yes, I also used this in my Hamlet opera.. or at least I think it was this I used in that it is hard to keep all that straight!

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I am not all that great on the keyboard and thus muffed some of these runs.

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A 50% Chance of Moderate Winds (for wind quintet)

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A 50% Chance of Moderate Winds (for wind quintet)

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A 50% Chance of Moderate Winds (for wind quintet)

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A 50% Chance of Moderate Winds (for wind quintet)

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Featuring a Fender Rhodes

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The previous version lacked something, but what?

Ah, a kazoo part!

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I Hope You Love It (my 3 in the morning Improv)

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I Hope You Love It (my 3 in the morning Improv)

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That Eagerly Earnest Empty Fullness Thingie (TEEEFT)

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That Eagerly Earnest Empty Fullness Thingie 

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That Eagerly Earnest Empty Fullness Thingie 

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That Eargerly Earnest Empty Fullness Thingie (TEEEFT)

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That Eargerly Earnest Empty Fullness Thingie (TEEEFT)