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. 🙂
“Star of Wonder,” my Christmas Card Carol for 2013: a year later it’s ready to go!
Here’s a Christmas Choral that I’ve fallen in love with. Sooooo beautiful!
…a new compilation CD called “He is My Song,”Here’s a list of what’s on the disk, with links to the song pages and a description of the new material that’s been added.
If you run into a very proud, garrulous old man in the pickle aisle…
If you’re a poet wanna-be like I am, here’s a great little resource called Rhymedesk. Very cool.
I think that for this Mother’s Day (in the US at least) I could not do better than to re-post a poem written for me by my daughter Holly.
A lovely hymn titled “Come Home,” arranged for SATB choir or Solo with optional harmony.
The last couple of projects I’ve worked on have dealt with the visual arts. Let me help you to understand the irony of this.
Sometimes I wonder why words on certain topics spring to mind and demand to be written into lyrics. In some cases, I never find out, but today was different.
How to transpose .pc scores using the Personal Composer Demo. Step by step instructions.
Sara Noel Bauman’s violin interpretation of some classic favorites, and of three of my originals. Lovely!
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