Hush the Baby: a tale of two melodies

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.

There Is a Green Hill Far Away

There Is a Green Hill Far Away

“There is a green hill far away…” If ever there was a phrase designed to evoke images in the mind of a child, it’s that one.

All Tied Up With a Bow

All Tied Up With a Bow

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?

Friday Favorites #5

Here’s a Christmas Choral that I’ve fallen in love with. Sooooo beautiful!

‘Tis the Season

‘Tis the Season

One of the sad things about self-publishing is that you tend to write Christmas music at the wrong time of year to be useful. For example, during the Christmas season.

Another beautiful voice

Another beautiful voice

Perhaps you’ve seen some of the macro pictures of snowflakes that float around the internet. The beauty and variety are amazing.

Friday Favorites #4

Friday Favorites #4

Here’s a new favorite that I think you’ll enjoy. We we just started this one in our Institute Choir. It’s a gorgeous number called “This Holy Christmas Night,”

Friday Favorites #2

“O Tidings of Comfort and Joy,” a medley of the traditional French carol “Sing We Now of Christmas” and the traditional English carol “God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen,” arranged by Betsy Lee Bailey. This one is great fun!

The Lowly Ward Choir

First and foremost, a ward choir should be about bringing participants closer to Jesus Christ.