Sung for my Grandmommy, Christmas 2013. It was my grandparent's song. Despite Grandpoppy passing away 30+ years ago, their romance has never died. Hopefully, this helps it live on forever.

Stardust

From the obscure musical version of Charles Dickens' novel The Mystery of Edwin Drood, Moonfall is actually a female song but fits perfectly in my voice. Originally performed this for a show in college called Crossroads (I think) where we sang songs we wouldn't normally be able to because of gender or type.

Moonfall

Lost In The Darkness from Jekyll & Hyde

Empty Chairs At Empty Tables from Les Miserables

Music Of The Night at Masterson Station

A former musical theatre actor tickling the ivories and singing a ditty. Once a singer, it never really leaves you.

I've Grown Accustomed To Her Face

Growing up in the Chicago area, my first love was the theatre and more specifically musical theatre. Took about 10 years off from 5-year acting/singing career and built successful careers in politics and horse racing. (Yes, you would be right in assuming I live in Kentucky) Started singing again to perform the National Anthem at the Breeders' Cup in 2012 and have noticed new life in my voice.

I'll be adding pieces from time to time. I'm not a piano player so most of these recordings will just be supported by chord progressions.

Bradford Cummings

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