TheGreat12Tones

The inspiration is very personal to me, but I hint at it in my last post. The opus number is via a quantum random number generator.

Yes, this is a good analysis of the work. I tend to dream about sleeping with anorexic lesbians. Astute ear!

I think it's pretty awesome, personally.

Also, my music training is of the highest degree.

Who are you to be so presumptuous? I am most certainly one of the best composers, if not, THE best composer who ever lived. All the composers you mention are not relevant to our time, which is the greatest time in all of history. I think it is funny that you require a score. My work does not require a score, it is far too elegant to be chained down by the drudgeries of paper. My work is completely electronic, and in the spirit of Glenn Gould who correctly predicted that the concert hall would be irrelevant by the year 2000. Why write scores for players that don't need to exist?? Obviously, you do not understand, it seems. @alessandrogozzo: no joke, It might be beyond your comprehension level, however.

This is the first ever piano concerto where the entire orchestra is tacet the complete time the piano plays. The orchestra represents society. The piano represents the individual. In today's world of cacophony in the media, the individual is silenced from ever expressing his genius by the society that breeds him, by silencing the orchestra, the most important statement ever made in musical history is here for our times. Piano Concerto

This is a ballet about a group of anorexic lesbians who secretly desire the male composer that writes music for their pro-anorexic webpage. It covers many highly debated issues in the modern world including body image, desire, homosexuality and social media in the internet age. No Anna, No Ana!!