A wordless piece, the seed of the melody came from the bassline of yesterday's piece.  Named for the clear Melbourne winter weather of the last few days.

Here's yesterday's song.  It's late, so I won't write too much, instead I'll just share the lyrics. Very loosely inspired by the etymology of Tuesday, a love song

I am the square of sun
That moves across the room
Slow and languid

The fourth in a series of Tuesday improvisations.

I somehow made it to 200!  The third in a series of Tuesday improvisation games.

The second in a series of Tuesday improvisation games.

A series of little improvisation games using the letters of the word Tuesday.  Here is the first.

I pulled myself out of the fog of procrastination to write this one.  Taking cues from the etymology of the word Monday, specifically "Murk Monday", the Scottish name for a solar eclipse that occurred on Monday 29 March 1652, and thermometer.  The harmony also comes from the word Monday, which I serialised.  I don't really experience traditional Mondayitis any more, as I work unconventional hours, but I had plenty of past office job experience to draw on for this one.

I have been severely procrastinating this project, as this and the next few videos will show.  From a series of Yesterday to a series of Today.

Here's my bathroom.  I only have to film one in the toilet and I will have all rooms in my flat covered.

Beatles included.

This one was recorded at about 4:30am, after waking up to a lot of very noisy thoughts.

Cloudy, outside and in.

A venetian mashup.  I like the way both pieces seem to build and end at the same time.