A brief commentary on the selections:  Danse Chinoise by Piotr Ilych Tchaikovsky (1840-1893) was sequenced directly from the Dover Publications score; the only real playing I did on it was, if I remember correctly, the flute trills.  I simply couldn't get them to sound right until I broke down and just played them.  Little Prelude in F by Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750) is me playing real-time, 100%, on a DW8000-01R/W combination.  (I probably couldn't play it today if you held a gun to my head).  Hoedown (from Rodeo) by Aaron Copland (1900-1990), (arranged by Emerson, Lake & Palmer, rearranged from that version by me), is a hybrid.  The drums, bass guitar, and some of the synthesizer parts are sequenced (by me), but the organ (Korg BX-3) and the other synth parts were me playing real-time. The Star-Spangled Banner by John Smith (b.?-d.?), (yes, yes, I know, Francis Scott Key wrote the words, but John Smith [whoever he was] is credited with the music) is my arrangement from a piano score.  It was done specifically for the Palm Beach Community College Electronic Music Ensemble.  RealPlayer kind of freaks out when it tries to deal with all the noise and other effects; it sounds a lot better on the CD.

Danse Chinoise Theme from The Simpsons Klingons (from The Search for Spock) Liebeslieder Walzer #12 Minuet in F Die Nachtigall Little Prelude in F Hoedown Silk 'n' Clouds The Star-Spangled Banner Aria (from Suite in D Major) Mars, The Bringer of War