Christopher Davis

It’s kind of odd being on the other side of the wedding music thing. As I’m a composer (sort of), and my Fiancée is contributing her visual art skillz in making invitations, I thought I should creatively contribute to the wedding plans.

So here’s my first attempt. It’s an easy piece. AND infinitely repeatable (awesome for wedding musicians).

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(very quick recording, lots of flubs, but you get the idea).

See the music here (PDF)

Here’s a short Etude I wrote to work on slurs: Etude No. 2 (PDF)

I wrote another piece for guitar. I had wanted to experiment with some more “classical” forms, so I tried writing a sonata. When that turned out well, my composition teacher suggested I make it a multi-movement thing, so I did!

It’s in three movements:
I. Sonata
II. Slow
III. Rondo

And you can download it here (PDF).

Here are the Finale generated midi tracks of the piece.
I.

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II.

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III.

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My final project for composition, Four Pieces for Guitar, is available for download.

Check it out!