Donya Quick
Electronica with a little bit of everything else thrown in.
Made with a harmonium and synths.
"Caramel Latte" by Donya Quick is a Jazz production available on SoundClick. The sound is shaped by synthesizer and harmonium, giving the song its signature feel. There is a quiet confidence to this track — the mark of an artist who understands the jazz sound. It has charted at #15 on the SoundClick Jazz General chart. Listeners into Electronic, Jazz and Classical will find this track a natural fit within their rotation. You can download this track free of charge.
An Electronica track by Donya Quick.
"Dysnomia" by Donya Quick is an Electronica production available on SoundClick. The sound is shaped by synthesizer and harmonium, giving the song its signature feel. There is a quiet confidence to this track — the mark of an artist who understands the electronica sound. It has charted at #25 on the SoundClick Electronica chart. SoundClick gives artists like Donya Quick a platform to share original Electronica music with listeners around the world. You can download this track free of charge.
Created with various analog and digital synthesizers and a QuNexus controller.
"Binary Dawn Chorus" is an Experimental Sounds track by Donya Quick on SoundClick. The sound is shaped by synthesizer and harmonium, giving the song its signature feel. For fans of experimental sounds, this one is worth the listen. It has charted at #15 on the SoundClick Experimental Sounds chart. "Binary Dawn Chorus" is part of the Donya Quick catalog on SoundClick, where independent artists connect with a global audience. Get this track as a free download.
A Downtempo track by Donya Quick.
SoundClick artist Donya Quick presents "Gadus morhua", an outstanding release in the Downtempo genre. Featuring synthesizer and harmonium, the production has a distinctive and cohesive sound. Every element feels intentional, resulting in a cohesive downtempo track that resonates. "Gadus morhua" has peaked at number 10 on the SoundClick Downtempo chart. Donya Quick is an independent artist on SoundClick, releasing Downtempo music directly to fans worldwide. This track is available as free download.
Aliens invade the wild west! They have come armed with theramins and Moog synthesizers (because everyone knows that's what aliens play), so it's time for the sheriff and his men to make a stand.
"Space Desperados" by Donya Quick is an Electronica production available on SoundClick. The sound is shaped by synthesizer and harmonium, giving the song its signature feel. There is a quiet confidence to this track — the mark of an artist who understands the electronica sound. SoundClick gives artists like Donya Quick a platform to share original Electronica music with listeners around the world. You can download this track free of charge.
My older work is mostly MIDI based, 99% composed with a mouse by clicking notes onto a digital score. My newer work is more mixed-media, including both fairly standard MIDI work as well as recorded sections from acoustic and electric instruments.
I have been a composer since early childhood, initially starting on piano, then moving to classical guitar and other "classical" instruments before discovering MIDI. Since then, I have composed largely elecronic styles incoperating aspects of world, orchestral, and jazz music forms.
I have played live, but only rarely. Most of the pieces I compose at this point are unperformable, although I do still compose for classical guitar and piano, but I'm not fond of performing with either of those.
My electronic music has been influenced by people like Mike Oldfield, as well as being influenced by non-Western styles.
Currently I use an M-Audio C400, Korg nano series controllers, a QuNexus controller, Sonar X2, various small analog synths, and a theremin. I also use the Euterpea package for sound synthesis in Haskell. For my older works, I used an Audigy2 ZS soundcard, an Alesis QS8 keyboard, Midisoft Recording session (the version made prior to 2000) and a mouse.
I am currently a PhD student in Yale's Computer Science department, where my research has taken a computer music turn in the last two years. My work can be found here: