User:Ewrruewc
| e | Ewrruewc | |
| Ewrruewc's profile picture (2024) | ||
| Born | Gabriel Stidham | |
| 5 September 2011 (age 13) San Antonio | ||
| Occupation | Composer | |
| Years Active | 4 | |
| Notable Works | The 26 Klaviersonates | |
| Signature | ||
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Ewrruewc (born 5 September 2011) is an American composer, pianist, and violinist. He is a relatively young composer, being only 13 at the time of writing.
His pieces are written trying to mimic the classical style, although not fully, he still strictly follows most of the forms (ex: sonata form). His early works, which range from 2020 all the way into 2023, are typically his least favorite pieces, as his more recently, more developed pieces are ones which he thinks higher of. His main inspirations are well known composers, such as Beethoven, Mozart, Bach, and Chopin; this led to the current period of works, which are more refined and show a much greater use of restraint compared to earlier pieces. Much like Beethoven, he is growing increasingly deaf because
of rapid hearing loss. This has severely impacted his ability to write pieces, resulting in them being much louder so he has the ability to hear what he writes.
Born in San Antonio, Ewrruewc did not really display any musical interest or talent until the age of 6, when he started playing the violin. He was initially taught with no breaks by his grandparents, slowly transitioning into traditional lessons. Around 4 years later, being taught at a local music school, he wrote his first piece, a simple piano sonata based of off Chopin's Fantaisie-Impromptu (which did not recieve an opus number until a year later). He was more known as a violinist than a composer, as he was good at the instrument compared to his peers, becoming known by most of his school by the end of each year. Around a year later, he started writing again, but with opus numbers, assigning that early piano sonata "Op. 1" (he very much despises this sonata).
His first major work, Piano Sonata No. 4, nicknamed "False Possibility", was written in the summer of 2023, taking approximately three weeks to write, and his first major orchestral work, Klaviersonate Nr. 10, nicknamed "Symphonic", was written 3 months later in the same year. Despite the increasing presence of hearing loss in his everyday life, he continued to write pieces and play instruments, finishing the Op. 36, and Op. 37 sonata sets within about a two month time span. To first his friends, he admitted he was going deaf. "I just can't possibly hear what people say half of the time." He has no romantic interest, unlike his student, who started writing significantly later than Ewrruewc himself.
After leaving Primary School, his friend group grew larger; but that still didn't help anything, as his hearing kept declining. Around this time, he started creating his current style of works, much more ambitious for the grander ones, laid back and relaxed for others. His (still unfinished) Requiem Mass, he has been writing for a year, but not really because he lost the file around a month in. His Sinfonie Nr. 2, nicknamed "Großartig" (really his Sinfonie Nr. 1), was only his second experience in writing for orchestra, only writing on OS (before clones existed so there were plenty limitations). His Sinfonie Nr. 4 has been in writing for about four months, because he is a perfectionist and doesn't think some parts are good enough. A concert was agreed upon between him and his student to take place sometime in 2025 (see main article), showcasing 8 works; all listed on its page. Those concert works are still in progress, with Ewrruewc being only around halfway done with his pieces.
Life and Career
Early life and education
Ewrruewc was born in San Antonio, to a relatively small family of three (with him, four), he lived like this for around two years in a house (now painted) blue. Around the age of two, the fifth member of his family was born, his sister (very annoying). They stayed in the old home for about three more years after that, Ewrruewc being sent to a Catholic School for toddlers nearby. Then they moved over to the town of Abilene, for a work opportunity his father was given. School went as normal, except they moved back to San Antonio by the time he was in first grade, and then moved to another school in second grade.
2015 - 2018: Abilene
Either in 2017 or 2018, Ewrruewc was put into a local elementary school to start his school career, it was a relatively small school, only having kindergarten and pre-kindergarten.
He attended both grades the school offered, being a rather mischievous child; being forced to attend the local church as well. He was rather dumb in this time, like all other of his peers. He learned to count, read, and all the other basic things you typically learn in that grade. The only thing relevant that happened in this time was meeting his grandparents, who were to set him on his future immediately after they returned to San Antonio.
They lived in an apartment for the time they lived there, a gray depressing colorless environment. But hey! At least the complex had dvd rentals and a pool! The schedule was as always:
- Dad goes to work
- School time
- Return home
- Eat
- Sleep
And that schedule repeated for about five years, with visits to San Antonio, Corpus Christi, and Portland to visit family.
2018 - Current: San Antonio
2018 - 2020: Pre-Pandemic
After five long years in Abilene, Ewrruewc (at this point they will now be referred to by their real first name) and his family moved back into San Antonio with his grandparents. While his parents looked for a house to buy, Ewrruewc attended the local Primary School and got into the GT (Gifted and Talented) Program (which he is still in to this day). His Grandma, took him to the theater one day to see a movie that had just come out, being very young, Gabriel proceeded to think playing violin would give him superpowers or something. So then he got a violin rental (which still goes on) and watched some violin tutorials that didn't work. So then he was enrolled in some rather expensive, but high quality lessons that he took for the next four years. During one visit to Portland to visit his aunts, uncles, and Great-Grandfather, his Grandpa took him to see the nearby Aircraft Carrier that had been converted into a museum about 20 years prior. That carrier is actually the oldest remaining fleet carrier in the world, and in one of the rooms, there was a television playing the also recently released Midway (2019) (It's a good movie go watch it). It was around this time that he recalls his hearing started getting worse.
2020 - 2022: Pandemic
During the famed COVID-19 Pandemic, Gabriel was forced to stay sitting in his house for the entire duration. Although I really can't write much here from nothing happening, I can say one of the best (worst) things that happened in this time. So it was Gabriel's 10th birthday, a big day, double digits. And then MY ENTIRE (immediate) FAMILY GETS COVID, worst present ever.
2022 - Current: Music
By the time the pandemic ended, he had already become accustomed to lazily doing nothing all day, everyday. Now since schedules repeat, lets skip to late 2023.
Late 2023
Around this time, Ewrruewc had just written his longest sonata to this day, the "Symphonic". As this was a huge piece, over 1 1/3 hours long, he had immediately stopped writing lengthy pieces for a while, writing around 10 pieces in the two weeks after. Then around the time of October, he was to start his longest single work.
Sinfonie Nr. 2 was a major failure in his creative process, the only interesting movements are the second and fourth. The first movement was just a whole bunch of spammed Diminished Seventh chords. The third movement was just 10 minutes of music repeated four times, rather boring, right?
2024 and immense sadness
The signs of his dear great-grandfather's health were slowly dwindling as by August of this year, he was hospitalized, having an emergency operation leaving him never able to walk again. Although there were many prayers said, as Gabriel never visited him again for the last 3 months of his life, Gabriel continued to write as normal. The day he turned 13, he had his last interaction with his great-grandfather. A simple call, lasting little over 30 minutes, very hopeful. His family had been planning to go visit his great-grandfather in the near winter-break. But he didn't live that long. The happy little composer was launched into a severe loop of increasing sadness and started to socialize less. By this time, he had started not being able to hear what people are saying, "I just can't possibly hear what people say half of the time." As music was his only point of life due to an already miserable home life, this was the final straw, he saw no point, spiraling into a never-ending funnel of sadness and mourning. He held his great-grandfather dear, he was his favorite far-away relative. With this new, more gnarled form of sadness, his music followed with his mental state, becoming increasingly dissonant, only keeping his old style for the still not finished Sinfonie Nr. 4.
(i have been crying while writing this, any mention of my great-grandfather just makes me tear up, just thinking about how i'll never see him again in my life after the funeral.)
Music
Op.
This is an almost up-to-date list of my works that I try my best to keep current.
| Opus Number | Actual Work Number | Work Name | Movements (if any) | Work Key | Length (hh:mm:ss) | Year Composed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Works With English Titles (Op. 1 - Op. 8, No. 1) | ||||||
| Op. 1 | 1 | Piano Sonata No. 1 | 3 | C#-Minor | 00:12:09 | 2022 |
| Op. 2 | 2 | Piano Sonata No. 2 | 3 | C#-Minor | 00:18:47 | 2022 |
| Op. 3 | 3 | Piano Sonata No. 3 | 3 | C#-Minor | 00:26:53 | 2023 |
| Op. 4, No. 1 | 4 | Étude No. 1, "Slow Climb" | None | A#-Minor | 00:03:09 | 2023 |
| Op. 4, No. 2 | 5 | Étude No. 2, "Ocean" | None | F-Major | 00:02:27 | 2023 |
| Op. 4, No. 3 | 6 | Étude No. 3, "Slow Climb Variation" | None | C-Minor | 00:03:29 | 2023 |
| Op. 4, No. 4 | 7 | Étude No. 4, "Chaos" | None | A-Major | 00:02:56 | 2023 |
| Op. 5 | 8 | Fugue No. 1 | None | None | 00:05:54 | 2023 |
| Op. 6 | 9 | Fugue No. 2 | None | None | 00:10:02 | 2023 |
| Op. 7 | 10 | Piano Sonata No. 4, "False Possibility" | 4 | G#-Major | 00:39:33 | 2023 |
| Op. 8, No. 1 | 11 | Sonatina No. 1 | 3 | E Major | 00:04:06 | 2023 |
| Werke Mit Deutschen Titeln (Op. 8, Nr. 2 Und Nach Oben) | ||||||
| Op. 8, No. 2 | 12 | Klavierkomposition für die Musik der harmonischen Dissonanz | Nichts | C-Moll | 00:07:12 | 2023 |
| Op. 9 | 15 | Ein einfaches Prälüdium und eine Fuge | Nichts | D-Dur | 00:03:49 | 2023 |
| Op. 10 | 13 | Ein einfaches Kanon und eine Fuge | Nichts | D-Moll | 00:03:18 | 2023 |
| Op. 11 | 14 | Nichts | Nichts | Nichts | 00:02:34 | 2023 |
| Op. 12 | 16 | Eine etwas schwierige Fuge | Nichts | Nichts | 00:02:45 | 2023 |
| Op. 13 | 17 | Klaviersonate Nr. 5 | 4 | Gis-Moll | 00:35:30 | 2023 |
| Op. 14 | 18 | Nichts | Nichts | Nichts | 00:00:48 | 2023 |
| Op. 15 | 19 | Wut über eine verlorene Notenseite | Nichts | Cis-Moll | 00:03:56 | 2023 |
| Op. 16 | 20 | Ein einfacher Doppelkanon | Nichts | Nichts | 00:01:07 | 2023 |
| Op. 17 | 21 | Impromptu Nr. 1 | Nichts | C-Dur | 00:02:14 | 2023 |
| Op. 18 | 22 | Nichts | Nichts | Nichts | 00:00:51 | 2023 |
| Op. 19 | 22 | Cappricio der Dummheit | Nichts | Nichts | 00:03:30 | 2023 |
| Op. 20 | 23 | Fuge Nr. 3 | Nichts | Nichts | 00:01:54 | 2023 |
| Op. 21 | 24 | Eine Einfache Komposition für das Cembalo | Nichts | D-Dur | 00:01:25 | 2023 |
| Op. 22 | 25 | Eine kurze Komposition für das Cembalo | Nichts | Nichts | 00:00:39 | 2023 |
| Op. 23 | 26 | Impromptu Nr. 2 | Nichts | C-D/M | 00:02:26 | 2023 |
| Op. 24 | 27 | Impromptu Nr. 3 für ein Klavierduett | Nichts | Cis-Moll | 00:02:45 | 2023 |
| Op. 25 | 28 | Nichts | Nichts | Nichts | 00:01:12 | 2023 |
| Op. 26 | 29 | Klaviersonate Nr. 6 | 2 | H-Dur | 00:18:10 | 2023 |
| Op. 27 | 30 | Nichts | Nichts | Nichts | 00:00:31 | 2023 |
| Op. 28 | 31 | Fuge Nr. 4 | Nichts | Cis-Moll | 00:08:18 | 2023 |
| Op. 29 | 32 | Impromptu Nr. 4 | Nichts | Ais-Dur | 00:04:01 | 2023 |
| Op. 30 | 33 | Ein Abschied vom besten Musiklehrer, den ich je hatte ausgedrückt in einem Capriccio | Nichts | Nichts | 00:01:54 | 2023 |
| Op. 31 | 34 | Impromptu Nr. 5 | Nichts | Dis-Dur | 00:00:43 | 2023 |
| Op. 32 | 35 | Ein langer Rasch für den Hammerklavier | Nichts | Nichts | 00:10:50 | 2023 |
| Op. 33 | 36 | Nichts | Nichts | Nichts | 00:02:21 | 2023 |
| Op. 34 | 37 | Nichts | Nichts | Nichts | 00:01:35 | 2023 |
| Op. 35 | 38 | Ein langes Fugato für ein Klavierduett | Nichts | Nichts | 00:02:21 | 2023 |
| Op. 36, Nr. 1 | 39 | Klaviersonate Nr. 7 | 4 | Cis-Moll | 00:45:39 | 2023 |
| Op. 36, Nr. 2 | 40 | Klaviersonate Nr. 8 | 3 | G-Dur | 00:21:24 | 2023 |
| Op. 36, Nr. 3 | 41 | Klaviersonate Nr. 9 | 2 | F-Dur | 00:17:11 | 2023 |
| Op. 37, Nr. 1 | 42 | Klaviersonate Nr. 10, "Symphonic" | 4 | D-Dur | 01:22:23 | 2023 |
| Op. 37, Nr. 2 | 43 | Klaviersonate Nr. 11, "Fugal" | 2 | Cis-Moll | 00:09:00 | 2023 |
| Op. 37, Nr. 3 | 44 | Étude Nr. 5 | Nichts | Cis-Dur | 00:03:04 | 2023 |
| Op. 37, Nr. 4 | 45 | Streichquartett Nr. 2 | 3 | C-Dur | 00:15:02 | 2023 |
| Op. 38, Nr. 1 | 46 | Sinfonie Nr. 2, "Großartig" | 4 | C-Dur | 02:01:41 | 2023 |
| Op. 38, Nr. 2 | 47 | 3 Stücke Für Streichquartett | 3 | C-Dur | 00:11:18 | 2023 |
| Op. 38, Nr. 3 | 48 | Sinfonie Nr. 3 | 1 | G-Dur | 00:05:37 | 2023 |
| Op. 39 | 49 | Nichts | Nichts | Nichts | 00:01:27 | 2023 |
| Op. 40, Nr. 1 | 50 | Klaviersonate Nr. 12, "Für Einsteiger" | 3 | C-Dur | 00:13:46 | 2023 |
| Op. 40, Nr. 2 | 51 | Klaviersonate Nr. 13 | 4 | Cis-Dur | 00:04:36 | 2024 |
| Op. 40, Nr. 3 | 52 | 8 Variationen von Twinkle Twinkle Little Star | Nichts | C-Dur | 00:04:54 | 2023 |
| Op. 41, Nr. 1 | 53 | Eine Studie über Paganinis Stücke in Etüden: I. Arpeggio | Nichts | E-Dur | 00:02:42 | 2023 |
| Op. 41, Nr. 2 | 66 | Eine Studie über Paganinis Stücke in Etüden: II. La Clochette | Nichts | B-Moll | 00:08:32 | 2023 |
| Op. 42 | 59 | Die Kunst Der Fuge | 13 | Nichts | 00:20:00 | 2023 |
| Op. 43 | 60 | Klaviersonate Nr. 14 | 3 | G-Dur | 00:03:09 | 2023 |
| Op. 44 | 61 | Klaviersonate Nr. 15 | 6 | A-Moll | 00:07:05 | 2024 |
| Op. 45 | 63 | Feiertagslied, so eine Art | Nichts | G-Dur | 00:03:50 | 2023 |
| Op. 46 | 62 | Grosso Concerto Nr. 1 | 5 | D-Dur | 00:22:48 | 2023 |
| Op. 47 | 65 (actually 87) | Sonatina | 2 | A-Dur | 2024 | |
| Op. 48 | 64 | Requiem | 8 | E-Moll | 00:07:35 | 2024 |
| Op. 49 | 67 | Klaviersonate Nr. 16 | 6 | D-Dur | 01:02:54 | 2023 |
| Op. 50 | 70 | Violin Concerto Nr. 1 | 3 | Bb-Dur | 00:21:04 | 2024 |
| Op. 51, Nr. 1 | 71 | Klaviersonate Nr. 17 | 3 | A-Dur | 00:23:15 | 2023 |
| Op. 51, Nr. 2 | 72 | Klaviersonate Nr. 18 | 2 | D-Moll | 00:30:41 | 2024 |
| Op. 51, Nr. 3 | 73 | Klaviersonate Nr. 19 | 4 | A-Dur | 00:37:57 | 2024 |
| Op. 51, Nr. 4 | 74 | Klaviersonate Nr. 20 | 3 | Bb-Dur | 00:20:09 | 2024 |
| Op. 51, Nr. 5 | 75 | Klaviersonate Nr. 21 | 3 | C-Dur | 00:17:54 | 2024 |
| Op. 51, Nr. 6 | 81 | Klaviersonate Nr. 22 | 2 | G-Dur | 00:07:55 | 2024 |
| Op. 51, Nr. 7 | 83 | Klaviersonate Nr. 23 | 3 | C-Moll | 00:34:56 | 2024 |
| Op. 51, Nr. 8 | 85 | Klaviersonate Nr. 24 | 4 | C-Dur | 00:10:41 | 2024 |
| Op. 52 | 80 | Double Harpsichord Concerto Nr. 1 | 1 | D-Moll | 00:10:19 | 2024 |
| Op. 53 | 82 | Allegro | 1 | C-Dur | 00:05:56 | 2024 |
| Op. 54 | 84 | Sonatina and Fugue | 2 | C-Dur | 00:07:42 | 2024 |
| Op. 55 | 89 | Suite | 3 | D-Dur | 00:01:51 | 2024 |
| Op. 56 | 86 | Klaviersonate Nr. 25 | 4 | F-Moll | 00:05:42 | 2024 |
| Op. 57 | 88 | Sinfonie Nr. 4 | 4 | D-Dur | 00:45:45 | 2024 |
| Op. 58 | 90 | [https://onlinesequencer.net/3851939 22 variations on Twinkle Twinkle Little Star | Nichts | C-Dur | 00:17:4511 | 2023 |
| Op. 59 | 91 | 12 Variations on a theme by Viri | Nichts | A-Dur | 00:05:52 | 2024 |
SoO.
These (above) are the works that I have put under my Opus catalogue, but with some works, I wrote them before I had even started putting works under opus numbers. Of course, I have no plans with them, I occasionally put parts of them into works, sort of like spare parts; but otherwise, they have no use. They are listed below. I will be using the abbreviation "SoO" (Stücke ohne Opuszahlen) to list these works, I will put them in the best I can remember of chronological order.
(there are actually hundreds of these but i am too lazy to add the rest, ill do it someday)
| SoO Number | Piece Name | Work Key | Composed |
|---|---|---|---|
| SoO. 1 | Untitled | None | 2022 |
| SoO. 2 | Untitled | None | 2023 |
| SoO. 3 | Untitled | None | |
| SoO. 4 | Untitled | None | |
| SoO. 5 | Untitled | D#-Major | |
| SoO. 6 | Untitled | G#-Major | |
| SoO. 7 | piano thing | C-Minor | |
| SoO. 8 | Untitled | None | |
| SoO. 9 | random composition i wrote | D#-Minor | |
| SoO. 10 | Arpeggi del Vento | None | |
| SoO. 11 | Untitled | None | |
| SoO. 12 | Untitled | None | |
| SoO. 13 | Untitled | None | |
| SoO. 14 | Untitled | None | |
| SoO. 15 | Untitled | None | |
| SoO. 16 | Untitled | None | |
| SoO. 17 | Untitled | None | |
| SoO. 18 | Untitled | None | |
| SoO. 19 | Untitled | None | |
| SoO. 20 | Untitled | None | |
| SoO. 21 | Untitled | None | |
| SoO. 22 | its all my fault | None | |
| SoO. 23 | Untitled | None | |
| SoO. 24 | Untitled | None | |
| SoO. 25 | Untitled | None | |
| SoO. 26 | Untitled | None | |
| SoO. 27 | Untitled | None | |
| SoO. 28 | Untitled | None | |
| SoO. 29 | Untitled | None | |
| SoO. 30 | Untitled | None | |
| SoO. 31 | Untitled | None | |
| SoO. 32 | coda for 4th sinfonie, mvt, 4 | None |
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