Christmas Card Carol 2019: City of David
“… unto you is born this day in the city of David a Saviour, which is Christ the Lord.”
A Carol to the King: a collaboration—fortunately!
I am the Queen of Plaguing People With Projects
“Holy Places” and “The Shepherd and the Lamb”
Once upon a time, back in February, when it was still cold and wintry and blustery…
In Which “Rock of Ages” Gets the 4/4 Treatment
Maybe that should read “…gets the 4/4 treatment one-and-a-half-handed.
Come, Follow Me – A Primary Accompaniment
Sometimes I actually do get around to requests. )
Christmas Card Carol 2018: Will You Come to the Manger?
My Christmas Card Carol for 2018 is called “Will You Come to the Manger?” It’s set for solo voice, and for duet.
My Heart Sings: A project finished, and a new children’s song
A new children’s song. An album finished. A fun video. And a Happy Dance.
A Song for Malachi, and a new flutist…
In which grandson #3 gets his song, and we hear from a lovely new flutist/vocalist.
Watching Over Me
Three new versions of “If the Savior Stood Beside Me.”
Close as a Quiet Prayer
The latest chapter of my “Songs for My Children and Grandbabies” saga.
The Angels Came to Sing… again. :)
A new arrangement of “The Angels Came to Sing,” for either high (sorta) or low voice, both with optional bells.
A Most Befuddling Thanksgiving Update (or My 2017 Christmas Card Carol :) )
My 2017 Christmas Card Carol… one arrangement with three different sets of words.
On a Christmas Long Ago
Each year I try to do a “Christmas Card Carol” to give away in lieu of fudge or cookies. (That’s because you don’t want my cookery. Trust me.) I never seem to get them done in time to be useful for the current year, and this year’s is no exception. So…Here on Christmas Eve Eve (is that a thing?) is this year’s carol…
Happy December!
New this time: a congregational accompaniment for “The First Noel.”
Hush the Baby: a tale of two melodies
A thing I do to drive myself a little crazier: “finish” something, make it public, and then regret it because it was just. plain. wrong. I’m glad the Lord knows what He’s doing when I don’t.