‘So You Think You Know The Christmas Story’ is the latest Musical from Benjamin Frank Vaughan. The modern and action packed script stuffed with fun and memorable showstoppers that are sure to get your school excited. Edgy and original this musical is sure not to disappoint. With 11 musical numbers written lovingly in Benjamin’s unique style, children and adults will laugh and cry at this Christmas roller-coaster like no other! 

See http://benvaughanmusic.co.uk/christmas-musical/ for more details.

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‘So You Think You Know The Christmas Story’ is the latest Musical from Benjamin Frank Vaughan. The modern and action packed script stuffed with fun and memorable showstoppers that are sure to get your school excited. Edgy and original this musical is sure not to disappoint. With 11 musical numbers written lovingly in Benjamin’s unique style, children and adults will laugh and cry at this Christmas roller-coaster like no other!

See benvaughanmusic.co.uk/christmas-musical/ for more details.

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‘So You Think You Know The Christmas Story’ is the latest Musical from Benjamin Frank Vaughan. The modern and action packed script stuffed with fun and memorable showstoppers that are sure to get your school excited. Edgy and original this musical is sure not to disappoint. With 11 musical numbers written lovingly in Benjamin’s unique style, children and adults will laugh and cry at this Christmas roller-coaster like no other!

See benvaughanmusic.co.uk/christmas-musical/ for more details.

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Ok, So this is strange and wonderful but you all need to hear this

Let it Go (Breakdown Mix)

Imagine a scene: two lovers, destined to meet at a smokey 1940's train station. As the train pulls nearer the man's heart thumps away in his chest, the brevity of the situation almost too much for him. The squeal of the brakes brings his impending meeting closer and closer. 

The train puffs out it's held breath and with haste she steps out with a few, shaken steps; as if she was birthed from the carriage into her new life. The two gaze at one another, the lover behind the letters finally makes their appearance. No more ink covered kisses or sealed messages describing eloping. They both pause the scene for a moment, the smell of the food stall near, the glint of the sunlight tracking their movements; it is just too much for them both. As a tear forms in their eyes it is almost as if the very air has frozen to allow them a longer moment in time. 

The seal breaks suddenly and as time speeds back up they run and embrace, the man, swinging her around as his heart lifts beyond his wildest dreams. Ecstatic, they kiss as if the conductor behind them and the lonesome tramp on the bench are but figments of their imagination. They have done it. Only now, as they are together life will have it's meaning. 

Though, as lovers meet and depart from the station the on-watchers simply give them a brief glance and mutter to themselves, wishing them well but understanding their ultimate fate.  

Il Mio Cuore - A Filmic Theme

This is a duet that will eventually be for my new (yes NEW!!) musical that has been about 5 years in the making. The rest of the songs are mostly undecided but this was mostly complete. 

Due to lack of resources I have had to sing both parts myself so please forgive the dubious pitching at points.

Anybody who is looking for an epic musical, get in touch.

Now It's Midnight

This song is a rather old track that I simply love of mine. Written when I was just starting to compose professionally I love the rawness of my melody and piano writing and the very OTT ending.

This is a setting of a poem my Emily Dickinson that bears the same title: http://www.bartleby.com/113/2094.html

Instead of a simple song I tend to think of this as a duet between piano and singer due to the piano's soloistic passages. Almost you could say that this was semi operatic.

This song was meant for Mezzo-soprano but due to lack of resources you will have to put up with my rather dubious counter-tenor.

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