the music of r stead
- i don't think so
- flute trio recorded by layering tracks. the rhythm track uses minimal reverb, the "melodic" track using the most reverb, and the remaining track uses a stereo chorus effect.
- dead end - TSB@RESA
- a midi piece which reflect the frustration of failed union negotiations
- silent water
- native american kiowa flute with a midi background. this piece is an improvisation. the midi background was created real-time using foot pedals to trigger the midi sound module.
- the muse
- a short experiment using a wind synthesizer and track layering
- just a closer walk
- playing with a traditional hymn for unaccompanied flute solo (sheet music pdf file)
- amazing love
- an organ solo based on the wesleyan theme "amazing love" (with a bit of amazing grace included!)
- reflection number 1
- originally composed on a Yamaha QY70 compact sequencer during a pensive moment
- brandenburg polka
- So I asked myself, "If Bach were not decomposing, and what if he were heading to a Polish wedding; what would he be thinking?" The answer turned out to be 'The Brandenburg Polka' (©Robert W Stead 2006)