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Verse 1: Woke up, it’s raining again Empty room, still holding my breath Trying to smile, but it slips through my hands Like I’m watching my life from the edge Pre-Chorus: Was it always this quiet? Was it always this cold? If I’m meant to be living Why do I feel so alone? Chorus: Why am I here? Standing out in the open Searching for meaning, but nothing is clear Why am I here? Drifting through all of these moments Wishing my purpose would finally appear Tell me, why am I here? Verse 2: Eyes wide, I’m lost in the crowd Wearing masks I can’t figure out Moving slow, but my mind’s running wild I keep waiting to feel something now Pre-Chorus: Is there something I’m missing? A part I forgot? If I’m meant to be someone Why does it feel like I’m not? Chorus: Why am I here? Standing out in the open Searching for meaning, but nothing is clear Why am I here? Drifting through all of these moments Wishing my purpose would finally appear Tell me, why am I here? Bridge: Maybe someday I’ll know Maybe truth’s in the unknown Till then I’ll try to hold on To hope I can call my own Chorus: Why am I here? Standing out in the open Searching for meaning, but nothing is clear Why am I here? Drifting through all of these moments Wishing my purpose would finally appear Tell me, why am I here?

I have already uploaded March and April from my Spring Trilogy, here is the finale, May. Since this month is traditionally rainy in Slovenia, the beginning has some features of rain with various aleatoric timbre playing on orchestra, while cello brings the initial melodic motif with its various transformations. Music becomes more "down to earth", more energetic and passionate. It continues to bounce between these two contrasting characters and ends with cellist playing improvised harmonics of a basic tone of c with unisono violins and violas while lower strings play some low ranged aleatoric pizzicatos.

This is my second piece from the Spring Trilogy, April. It is the most easy-going of the cycle. It begins as a gentle waltz but it gets more energetic and drammatic. After a short recapitulation the piece ends surprisingly in dark contrast between bright pizzicatos and low, murky tremolos of the cello.

Sylva Train Runnin' | Official Motion Picture Score from A Fire Within Hello! Over the last calendar year, I have been creating my first short-film called A Fire Within. When completed, the film will follow the tragedy between two friends: Sam and Andy. The story focus on the theme of betrayal as being cordial does not stop greed or jealousy from bubbling within someone. This score is paired with a travel sequence in the film and is my 4th attempt at writing for Big Band Swing. I am very happy with the result and simply wanted to share it! The style was meant to replicate late 40s/ early 50s swing to match the era in which the story takes place. I sampled a little of Miller's "Chattanooga Choo Choo" to help tie into the railroad theme with the main structure being based in verse-chorus with multiple repeats and a key change. If you would like to know more about the score, go to the "About" section on page 4! ________________ Program Note: A Fire Within is an original story written by Mason Kistler detailing betrayal between two friends. Featuring an original soundtrack, soundscape, voice cast and more, this story established itself as the first short-film made solely in the video game Railroader, which was released in December, 2023. Join the orchestra as they bring you in towards this cinematic universe and involve yourself in their soundscape. All aboard as the saxophones open the throttle and the ensemble leaves the station! [DO NOT REPLICATE]

I made a song for my sister. I asked what to call it and she said "I don't know so I took that phrase and put it through a fancy and long for no reason translator and It gave me something really long, so I shortened it to "shrouded in obscurity" also, this is the last short and effortless song I will make, because I'm trying to make better quality music.

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