Welcome
to the hub of musical creativity and exploration by Michael Cooke, a composer and improviser whose passion for innovative soundscapes knows no bounds. This space is dedicated to showcasing an array of Michael’s music projects, offering you a window into his world of compositions. Dive into engaging conversations with fellow composer-improvisers, uncovering the depths of their creative processes and inspirations. Experience the energy of live performances, and gain valuable insights with practical tips and techniques that Michael employs in his practice. Whether you’re a fellow musician, an enthusiast, or just curious about the world of contemporary music, there’s a rich tapestry of sounds and ideas waiting for you here.
Compositions
- When Nature Sings: Cheryl E. Leonard’s Sound
- Be Like Ravel!
- The Art of Music Improvisation with Stephen Main
- Exploring Microtonality with Emily Koh
- A Composer’s Dilemma Continues: Moving From Finale to Sibelius:
In Progress
Latest information on what Michael is working on.
- Post-Concert Reflections: Challenges, Adjustments, and Hard-Won Successes
- Moving Music from Finale to Dorico
- Concert Preparations: Practicing, Promotions, and Problem-Solving
- Final Preparations: Score, Collaboration, and Upcoming Challenges
- A Composer’s Dilemma Continues: Moving From Finale to Sibelius:
