Name: The Interval Song (written in response to Django Bates Intervals Song) by harmonysong
Duration: 1 min 58 s
Description: Written by Corrina Hewat for use in choir and group singing, a fun song full of all the intervals you will come across.

Written by Corrina Hewat for use in choir and group singing, a fun song full of all the intervals you will come across.

The Interval Song (written in response to Django Bates Intervals Song)

Composed by Ian Stephenson.  Commissioned by Voices of Hope for their forthcoming participation in BBC Choir of the Year, a new setting of the poem on the theme of grief, by William Blake.  A condensed piece written to fit a 3-4 minute time restriction at the competition.  This recording is an early rehearsal demo recording of Voices of Hope, recorded by Ian Stephenson.

On Another's Sorrow

Written by Corrina Hewat arranged by Chris Meredith and the Watchtone.

Track from Chris Meredith and the Watchtone's most recent album 'Sevens'. 

Now available @

http://chrismeredithmusic.co.uk/shop/

https://www.facebook.com/chrismeredithandthewatchtones

Elmo Who Lives Down Stairs

Live recording of my final set of from the BBC Young Traditional Musician 2016

www.ryanyoung.scot

Old Gaelic Tunes (Live)

I was planning a track to record this week when the The East Neuk of Fife sprang to mind from J. Scott Skinner's 'The Harp and Claymore' Collection. I was just going though the variations when I noticed the tempo - 136bpm! It is ridiculous. I actually think it is too fast - I preferred 130bpm but in homage to the great man and composer here it is at 136 :-)

The East Neuk Of Fife - Homage to J. Scott Skinner at 136 bpm!

'a tintinnabulation of cosmic scintillation'- suzie shrubb
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the pitches in this piece correspond to those produced by pulsars from the 47 tucanae globular cluster
situated in the region of the tucana constellation approximately 15,000 light years from earth.
a pulsar is a spinning neutron star emitting a beam of radio waves. these spinning stars behave like
lighthouses, constantly blinking their radio signals into the cosmos. the pulsars in 47 tucanae spin at speeds up to
hundreds of times per second and these radio signals can be rendered directly as an audible tone.
cosmic scintillation refers to the interference these pulsar signals are subjected to as they travel through
space debris such as gas, cosmic rays, dust and atoms. we detect  individual pulsar signals on earth through radio telescopes from the
47 tucanae cluster at different times and for different durations, which are set at random by their journey
through the interstellar medium. the musical analogue of this results in a constantly sounding and ever changing chord.
tintinnabulation is a musical term simply meaning the repeated use of the same chord in different
inversions or guises.
this piece uses the pitches produced by the pulsars, and the scintillation they undergo as they travel
through the cosmos, as the generative starting point.

this version of 'a tintinnabulation of cosmic scintillation' was created for 'creatures of the night', an evening exploring the science of night through art as part of the british science festival in swansea 2016. the piece was installed and played throughout the whole of plantasia in swansea with the pulsars playing the part of the 'creature's' of the night. i am deeply thankful to:

graham elliot
alan barr
rebecca cooke
anna creber
amber creber
jess butcher
sophie bosley

who provided the tones collected and used to make this soundscape.

and lastly but by no means leastly to kirstie howell who worked with me to create to sound design for the plantasia show and was brilliant throughout the whole process.

a tintinnabulation of cosmic scintillation

Tunes from our Book Fyne Fiddles Volume 1

ALAN FRIENDLY

released April 5, 2019 

Mike Vass: vocals & tenor guitar 
Louis Abbot: drums & vocals 
Euan Burton: double bass & electric bass 
Philip Cardwell: trumpet 
Tom Gibbs: piano & clarinet 
Su-a Lee: cello 
Fi Vass: vocals 

Words and Music by Mike Vass 
(PRS/MCPS) 

Produced by Mike Vass and Iain Hutchison 

Recorded and mixed by Iain Hutchison at Glowormrecording 

Mastered by Guy Davie at Electric Mastering 

Design by Anna Colliton

lyrics: 
I can’t bring myself to seek the truth any more 
Don’t ask me how I feel 
I’m neither up nor down 
Who’s keeping score anyhow? 

I can’t face you fully or look you in the eye these days 
Don’t think that I don’t want to 
But my heart is sore 
I’m looking down and down I go 

I know two worlds 
and I don’t know which is real 
so I choose each word 
and the darkness I conceal 

chorus 
Ah, oh! Where did he go? 
High then low I’m still searching for my soul 
So near but they never found me 
and I’ll wait a while in my silent purgatory 

I can’t bring myself to say I love you any more 
Don’t think that I don’t want to 
But on these words 
I’m choking now somehow 

I try to hold you but my arms are thin these days 
Don’t think I should be leaned on 
This beam’s been brought down 
and down I go once more 

I know two worlds 
and I don’t know which is real 
so I write this down 
and hope the light I can reveal 

chorus

Mike Vass - They Never Found Me

Low Down and Lazy Blues just about sums it up. Mostly produced by me with compositional assitance provided by Chris Wallace and Richard Worth. Other people are involved like:
Chris Hall, Graeme Stephen, Chris Grieve, Fraser Fifield and probably a bunch of others that I've neglected to mention. eek.

Low down and lazy Blues

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Recently this year the exceptional Musician, Composer, Arranger and Band leader Rick Taylor sadly passed away. This mix is in loving memory of Rick and all the music he not only passed on to me and countless others but what he also inspired me to go and find. A culmination of every single genre possible Rick's mind was full of ideas and he could execute them like no one else whilst bringing those involved around him all together in a loving community environment. Rick had a way of always pushing for peoples best in the friendliest way possible. Here's to Rick Taylor, may his music and spirit live on!  If you can please go and donate whatever you can to the gofundme account !
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Rick Taylor - I'd Sail With You
George Duke - Faces in Reflection No.2
Lonnie Liston Smith & The Cosmic Echoes- Shadows
Idris Muhammed - Moon Hymn
Phil Perry - Forever
Perri - Eternal Life
Caetano Veloso - Depois Que O Ilê Passar
Steps Ahead - Pools
Grand Union Orchestra - Bhangra Brass (ft. Rick Taylor)
Gal Costa - Tuareg 
David Axelrod - The Warnings Part II
Rick Taylor - Jigs And Reels
Arthur Verocai - Sylvia
Rick Taylor - Picture In My Heart
Ebo Taylor - Love and Death
Weather Report - River People 
Art Feynman - Slow Down
Banda Black Rio - Maria fumaça
Roberto Fonsesca - Cubano Chant
Alice Coltrane - Blue Nile
Abdullah Ibrahim - African Market
Grand Union Orchestra - Ça Ira (ft. Rick Taylor as soloist)
Steps Ahead - Cajun
John Surman - Nuts

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