Primary Music :)
Info on the medley of “Search, Ponder, and Pray” and “I Think When I Read That Sweet Story”, and a simplified version of “If I Listen With My Heart.”
Info on the medley of “Search, Ponder, and Pray” and “I Think When I Read That Sweet Story”, and a simplified version of “If I Listen With My Heart.”
A new Christmas hymn, “As Sudden Angels Filled the Night,” written with Toni Thomas; and an arrangement of “And His Name Shall Be Called Wonderful” by Kurt Bestor.
Laura Pattillo’s lovely new Christmas album. including a Kurt Bestor arrangement of “And His Name Shall Be Called Wonderful.”
A trial and a blessing may be one and the same.
On the long list of things for which I am grateful, the Savior is at the top. I owe everything I am and will ever be to Him, so how can I do anything but love Him?
“There is something in each day that can bring gratitude and joy if only we will see and appreciate it.”
The scoop on two arrangements from LDS General Conference: “If the Savior Stood Beside Me,” and a children’s hymn medley.
Happy Father’s Day to my Support Staff. Nothing happens here without him. 🙂
The numbers for the year, and what they mean to me.
In General Conference, October 2014, the Tabernacle Choir presented a lovely rendition of “If I Listen With My Heart,” arranged by associate director Ryan Murphy. Ryan has generously made the score available here so you can use it in your own choir.
You know that amazing feeling when you actually manage to finish something? Not just sorta finish, with a few loose ends that you’ll get to… um… eventually. I mean really finish?
This is week three of the Christmas Music Deluge. I just realized (with a self-congratulatory smirk) that so far I’ve met my goal of one update/week until done. We’ll see if the new leaf stays turned.
2014’s Christmas Card Carol, actually done before Christmas? I’ll have to write this one in my journal!
A review of the Forte Notation line of software. Also a 1-page accompaniment for “Away In a Manger,” cuz I needed to produce *something* in this format. 🙂