Hope

Reflect

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Hi! this is my Remix of 'When you're not with me' by Camilo Séptimo, hope you like it. If so, give me a like. Thanks for listening to me. Greetings!

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'Cuando No Estas Conmigo' (Itzco Remix Bootleg)

Cuanto te sientas en tu balcón, miras al cielo y comienzas a cuestionar todo lo que te sucede.

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Hi(gh) Interlude Pt. 1

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Journey Through Time and Space

Did You Hear? for mixed SATB choir (a cappella with divisis, SSAATTB), Duration: ca. 6'. Commissioned by the Vermont Youth Orchestra Chorus, Jeffrey Buettner, director. World Premiere: Vermont Youth Orchestra Chorus, Jeffrey Buettner, director, April 7-8, Elley-Long Music Center, South Burlington, VT, USA, 2011. Publisher: Bill Holab Music.

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PROGRAM NOTE
The idea for Did You Hear? was conceived by the Vermont Youth Orchestra Chorus and its director, Jeffrey Buettner. They asked me to write a piece that would reflect their lives, something they deal with on a daily basis, so we settled on the theme of rumors. Since I could not find an appropriate text, I enlisted the help of writer and librettist David Cote, one of my friends and frequent collaborators.

Did You Hear? was commissioned by the Vermont Youth Orchestra Association while composer in residence through a Meet The Composer/League of American Orchestras Music Alive Residency.

TEXT
Did you hear?			No. Hear what?

You won’t believe—		I will. Tell me.

You won’t believe if I say.	Tell me I promise—

It just happened today.	I promise, I won’t tell a single soul.

Do you want to hear?		Whisper in my ear.

No way. Way!
Sick! Weird! Gross! Insane!
A friend of a friend of a friend said they heard it first.
I’m gonna tweet it. I have like fifty-two followers!
Tweet. Tweet. Tweet. Tweet! Twitter. Twitter.
Retweet. Retweet. Retweet. 

Shhhhhh!
Here he comes. 

They say your ears burn when someone talks about you. My ears are burning. Why? Nobody notices me. 

What is wrong with him?	What is wrong with them? 
What is wrong with her? 	What is wrong with me? 
What is wrong with us?

I’m a freak. I’m like that song.
I’m a freak; I don’t belong.
Something’s wrong with me.
After I’m gone, will anyone talk about me? 
Will I disappear?

Hey, everyone. Did you hear?

Did you hear about SARAH? 

No. What? Tell me!

Eternal Reflections

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Did You Hear?

About how we take climate change, government corruption, big business & lobbying corruption totally for granted, we all know it, and yet...

THE WELL RUNS DRY

And the well runs dry
as the sea runs high
and we all know the reason why
ask anyone
just anyone

and your heavy load
all the debts you’re owed
are lost on the winding road
far from anywhere
far from anywhere

Yet we watch this crash crawl by
one wreck at a time
and we all know all the reasons why
one misstep at a time
one misstep at a time…

too much, too fast
we just knew it would never last
too long, too slow
look at us, we let it all go…

under distant shores
there’s a hidden clause
and we know who it’s hidden for
not just anyone
not just anyone

and the fleet was wrecked
by a force unchecked
yet we all knew what to expect
Ask everyone
just everyone

yet they watch this crash crawl by
one wreck at a time
and they know all the reasons why
one misstep at a time
one misstep at a time
watch the world dissolve
it’s the strangest thing you saw
slow crawling motion
slowly falling through the floor
Falling through the floor
Falling through the floor

too much, too fast
who knew it would never last
too long, too slow
look at us, we let it all go…

And the strangest thing
is the sheepish grin
On the one with the thicker skin
Of anyone
At all...

The Well Runs Dry (COP26 remix: no cop out)

Time changes all things. We see this in music as the grand piano turns to an electric piano through time. The old is then combined with the new overtime into a seamless blend.

The traditional ways get embraced at times along with the modern. An in-depth look at the change of time and season and how all is interconnected.



Hi(gh) Interlude Pt. 1

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