This latest of mine (SOLO 2) is found, with demo performance, at the head of my composition list at arthunkins.com. All needed performance materials are in the .zip archive.

The work was inspired by my former SOLO for Behringer 2600 Synthesizer, and is in a sense its Csound reincarnation. (The demo performance, which has its score included in the .zip materials, uses the single Csound instrument to generally "clone" the fixed score of SOLO.)

OTOH the new "work" is just an instrument for creative improvisation, of which its "demo" is simply a possible expression.

There are both console and Android versions, as is my usual practice these days.

Minor rant: Keeping up with Csound for Android, Csound generally, and Android Chromebooks has become one of my major activities. I'll be more than glad when Csound for Android somehow makes its way back to the Play Store so that all the travails and pitfalls of sideloading and Linux in Chromebooks can hopefully be avoided. Here I'm speaking for myself and others somewhat technically challenged, who would like to get back to "ordinary" performing and composing - yet within a progressive setting. I'm obviously thinking about portable live performance and arranging of Csound works by otherwise normal musicians.<end minor rant>

Art H.