"Miracle" 
("A Walk Down the Aisle") The Wedding Song
                                                Karen Jean Olsen & Lynda Faye

I need a Miracle....in my life.
You need a miracle....you need a wife.
I need a miracle....God knows it's true.
Someday  you might realize.....the Miracle was you.

(Men's Chorus-Ha, when we can find "them" I need 
I need a Miracle
I need a Miracle
I need a Miracle, too.

I believe in Miracles,
God lives in you;
The oldest story ever told,
Says love will see us through.

Copyrighted 1975 By Karen Jean and Lynda Faye

This  song was written years ago with a  childhood friend  of mine, whom had  later moved from Moline, Illinois, to Garden Grove, California.  She was planning on  getting married at the Church of the Latter Day Saints in Salt Lake City, Utah. I'm dedicating this TO Karen Jean Olsen, as when she heard the chorus, her immediate reaction was, "Oh, Thank God- I am so tired of the "Here Comes the Bride" song! She and Roger were to be married way back in the late seventies, but the Piper Plane, three seater crashed into a ten-thousand-foot mountain.  The story even became weirder, as I was invited to accompany them on that flight, and couldn't.  

Karen came to me in a dream that morning, with the lyrics to the song " Flyin' in the Morning."  We dedicated that one later to our military.    Karen's Obituary is on line; true story. I always promised I'd record this "for her" , but I am the Master Procrastinator. 

REST IN PEACE, KAREN,
And as she said in he dream, "Don't be sad, I've been flyin' all along anyway!"

Miracle (A Walk Down The Aisle) The Wedding Song

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This piece explores my emotional response to climate change, something which is very much part of the historical moment of the world into which I was born.
The music is dissonant, the harmonies all being derived from the chord of the augmented eleventh familiar to many as a jazz chord also used in blues. The modification of an idea at the end of a fast rising octaphonic scale, inverting its first appearance (descending), is intended to convey the important message of spirited hope coming from practical activists such as Greta Tunberg who work to alter the balance of power between institutional inertia and ecological necessity.

I am dedicating this piece to her and to all fellow climate change activists both old and young.

Production and mastering by John Cafarella. This track uses the East West Quantum Leap Symphonic Orchestra Library.

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On Approaching an Oasis During a Storm(Revised 30 December 2022)

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Bass guitar by Ian Chouinard
Electric guitars by Normand Lamy

Words and music by Gaëtan Bouchard
Production by Arrivals

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