The albums

Three collections recorded since 2003, the companion book to the Nosferatu score, and the film itself. Brass, piano, and electronic texture.

Nosferatu: A Record of the Great Dying is Murnau's 1922 film with a new score built from these recordings. Twenty-four complete works under the picture end to end, 78 minutes, widescreen, with title cards of my own.

Recordings

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Nosferatu: A Companion to the Score

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The book that goes with my score for Murnau's Nosferatu (1922). All twenty-four cues with timings, a still from the film beside each one, the cast card, and the performers. Free when you join the newsletter.

  • $24.95

Pavor Nocturnus: The Light That Waits

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  • 14 Lessons

Twelve tracks with a tape-music character. The compositions are unchanged. The audio is reshaped with record-player warmth and tape texture, as if the album were found rather than produced. Stream it or download the whole thing.

  • $24.95

Soliloquy (2009)

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  • 16 Lessons

A quiet, reflective collection for flute, piano, and small ensemble, recorded exactly as originally written. No reimagining and no treatment. An honest document of my early voice. Where Pavor Nocturnus is the night, Soliloquy is the stillness before it.

  • $24.95

The Beast of Gevaudan (2003)

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  • 15 Lessons

The earliest surviving collection. Bold, dramatic, and unfiltered. Works for small ensembles, including brass choir, piano, and euphonium. These are the first sparks of the world that would grow into Pavor Nocturnus: myth, power, and raw instinct, before the night learned subtlety. For listeners who want to hear where it all began.