Plectrum is an extraordinary new virtual instrument library for the PC featuring sounds that are made by strumming, tapping, scraping, plucking and striking
a wide variety of prepared instruments and familiar materials, and transformed into beautiful, playable keyboard instruments. >>

Imagine 185 instruments you have never played before. Imagine sounds made by plucking, strumming, tapping, scraping, and flicking a range of prepared instruments and found objects. Imagine stretched strings, glass vessels, water filled cups, breaking twigs, and much more, sounded out and recorded in thousands of full length, high resolution samples. Imagine these sounds tuned and voiced, under your fingertips, transformed into inspiring keyboard instruments. Imagine what you could do with such instruments. Imagine Plectrum.

Overview:
• 185 original instruments
• Round robin playback,
_with multiple articulations
_under every key
• Nine easy access categories
• Ultra friendly interface–select
_an instrument and play
• Fast instrument loading
_and selection
• High polyphony streaming audio
_engine, powered by Tascam GVI
• VST, RTAS, and Standalone
• Thousands of full length high
_resolution samples, voiced for
_making music
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performances: For more about Geoffrey and his music, click for his Biography.

For a list of performances, please visit the Calendar section.recordings:

discoveries. (2003) Geoffrey
Gee plays solo piano standards
and open improvisations, encompassing moods from jovial
to serene, in styles ranging from dreamy impressionism to hard-grooving jazz.

excursions. (2001) Piano and drums meet and meld, challenge and submit, frolic and romp in this duo performance by Geoffrey Gee and percussionist, Russ Gold.

Concert at Lowell Hall.
(1998) This recording captures Geoffrey Gee, live, in concert at Harvard University, as his music emerges in the instant of improvisation. Compelling themes and haunting melodies unfold through classical harmonies alive with spontaneous exuberance.

fingerprints. (1994) Keyboard Magazine describes this solo collection by Geoffrey Gee as "Serious, passionate, solo piano, beautifully recorded and very listenable...the sense of rubato
and the touch have a classical inspiration...Satie in the more withdrawn moments, Moussorgsky in the darker rumbles."