An intimate early collection for flute, piano, and ensemble — available exactly as it was first recorded.
Soliloquy captures a moment in time: a young composer finding his voice through quiet intensity, lyrical writing, and emotionally honest simplicity. These pieces were never designed for spectacle. They were written to sit close to the listener — reflective, atmospheric, and deeply human.
This release presents the original recordings exactly as they were created in 2009. No remastering. No revision. Just the raw work, preserved.
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The album moves through a series of intimate sound worlds:
La Llorona — a haunting, lyrical meditation for solo flute
Chilled for Solo Flute — cool, suspended, and quietly expressive
Burned for Piano (Movements 1–3) — a three‑movement arc exploring tension, release, and transformation
Queen Mab — a delicate, dreamlike flute miniature
Soliloquy — the title work, reflective and searching
The Trees (Willow, Sakura, Bristlecone) — three solo piano pieces inspired by resilience, fragility, and time
The Garden Tower — an ensemble piece that closes the album with warmth and lift
Each piece feels like a private conversation — a moment of stillness, a question, a memory, a breath. The writing is direct and unguarded, offering a glimpse into the early foundations of my later cinematic style.
Soliloquy is the beginning of a voice that would later grow into large‑scale narrative works. You can hear the seeds of what would become Kevin's signature style:
emotional clarity
atmospheric restraint
melodic honesty
the willingness to sit in quiet spaces
For listeners, it becomes a place to slow down — a small refuge from noise and urgency.
fans of contemporary classical music
flute and piano enthusiasts
listeners who want reflective, atmospheric, emotionally grounded music
anyone who needs a moment of quiet
Download the original 2009 recordings and experience the early work that shaped everything that followed.