One-Woman A Cappella cover of Pink Floyd's Eclipse

Eclipse - The Siren Version

Impromptu acapella recording of Doris Day's song Secret Love. I made the harmonies up as I was recording them. It's not perfect, and that's kind of the point. :)

Secret Love - Impromptu Doris Day Cover

Various tracks from Legend's Ghost's Gatekeepers album, release November 16, 2014

The Muse Erotic

The Full Moon At Midnight

The Edge Of Enigma

The Portal

The Whisper

If Schubert, Poe, and Rachmaninoff conjured up an undead orchestra together, it might turn out something like this.

Ligeia

From a soundtrack to a play tentatively scheduled for performance in 2021

The Perpetually Uncool

Circus waltz-style setting of a poem from Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing...recorded in a closet somewhere in Minnesota during the Covid-19 pandemic

Sigh No More - Live From The Closet

Legend's Ghost is an internationally-recorded concept album project by Canadian/American composer/vocalist Cherelle-Renée Childs. Cherelle came up with the idea for Legend's Ghost in 2004 while singing with the progressive/symphonic metal band Prog-nosys and studying music at North Dakota State University. She was fascinated by the concept albums her bandmates showed her, but was disappointed that few of them had strong female characters. The desire to create a concept album with a central female character, as well as her fascination with the idea of combining classical, metal, and rock elements in the same album led her to develop the story line and music for a concept album. Cherelle spent the next few years developing her skills as a composer, lyricist, and vocalist and using the internet to recruit musicians from various cultures and musical backgrounds to help record the music. 

Legend's Ghost released its first full-length studio album, Gatekeepers, on November 16, 2014. The album depicts the story of an artist performing a ritual to meet her muse, the Songweaver and features a cast of 7 vocalists and 10 instrumentalists. Work is also in progress on another album, The Suicidal Immortal, as well as a single based on Edgar Allan Poe's poem "The Raven."
