I've been working with VSL for a year or so and I'd like to get some feedback on that and my composition as well. All comments and criticisms are welcome!
This composition interweaves original passages by the composer with adaptations and variations on three traditional Cornish folk melodies: The Trees They Are So High - Where Be Going? - The Sweet Nightingale.
I set this poem by Wendell Berry a number of years ago. The track is on my album In Praise of Poets. Janet Campbell is the mezzo-soprano in this recording.
This song is a track on my newest CD release, Home & Love. During the time I worked on this song, San Francisco was on COVID lockdown so I could not bring people into my studio to record. I'm posting two versions, each with a different singer.
A composition adapted from three traditional melodies attested in A Collection of Highland Vocal Airs by P. McDonald, 1784, two titled "Ossian's Lament" "My Love Has Deceived Me," the third untitled.
I started music when I was 5 years old, playing violin. I stopped playing violin and grabbed guitar at 10, and started to want to become a musician. At 17, I started undergraduate program at Berklee College of Music majoring in Contemporary Wri
This is a song with only a piano and a somewhat eerie and unsettling tone. The video follows that and delves into some more psychological and creepy imagery, so be aware that the video contains that for anyone who might be bothered by that type of th
