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Edited vocal highlights from the children's ballet THE LITTLE MERMAID.
Written, Directed & Choreographed by Lynne Taylor-Corbett.
Music and Lyrics by Michael Moricz
featuring Alli Mauzey as the Mermaid, Jenn Gambatese as her sisters,
Curtis Cregan as the Prince/Narrator, Joy Hermalyn as the Sea Witch,
Josh Walden as the Major Domo.


Song Highlights from THE LITTLE MERMAID Ballet

Re-Imagined: Every Breath You Take by The Police

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Underlying Photo By: Adrian Boot

Every Breath You Take (Denmark + Winter Re:Imagined)

In 1992, Rich Conaty's long running THE BIG BROADCAST on WFUV-FM reached it's 1000th show. A special program broadcast from NYC's Red Blazer II included Vince Giordano and the Nighthawks, Dolly Dawn, Arthur Tracy, lyricists Mitchell Parrish (STARDUST) and Edward Eliscu (FLYING DOWN TO RIO). Here is the first part of this historic program.

01 1000th Big Broadcast Part 1

Two uses of the same tune (for the Prince and Sonia) in my score to the children's ballet THE LITTLE MERMAID, edited together into one composite.

THE LITTLE MERMAID: The Prince And Sonia's Theme

Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas; Let's Take The Long Way Home; A Little On The Lonely Side; White Christmas; Cincinnati, Ohio station WLW, Circa 1948

Ramona Audition Records WLW

Ramona Christmas Broadcast, ca. 1948 (titles below)

Music: Michael Moricz
Poem:  Robert Frost 

Soprano:  Katy Shackleton Williams
Flute & Piccolo:   Rhian Kenny
Cello:  Mikhail Istomin
Piano:  Michael Moricz

Recorded on December 22, 2016 at Audible Images Studio, Pittsburgh
Jay Dudt, engineer.
Mixed at Wrecking Crew Media, Pittsburgh on December 25, 2016


STOPPING BY WOODS ON A SNOWY EVENING
(Robert Frost - 1922)

Whose woods these are I think I know.   
His house is in the village though;   
He will not see me stopping here   
To watch his woods fill up with snow.   

My little horse must think it queer   
To stop without a farmhouse near   
Between the woods and frozen lake   
The darkest evening of the year.   

He gives his harness bells a shake   
To ask if there is some mistake.   
The only other sound’s the sweep   
Of easy wind and downy flake.   

The woods are lovely, dark and deep,   
But I have promises to keep,   
And miles to go before I sleep,   
And miles to go before I sleep.
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(and yes, I belatedly realize we got one of the words wrong.  I'll guess we'll fix it when 2038 rolls around!).   :D

"Miles To Go" featuring Katy Shackleton Williams

Taste The Rain

Dream Goes On Repeat 4.28.17

'Wales' is the debut release from his forthcoming album due out in 2018.
Self-Released this Friday 24th Nov on Heart Achers Records pre order now on ITunes https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/wales-single/id1303633231?ls=1&app=itunes

L U C A is a 27 year-old Self-releasing songwriter from South East London. Wales is the first track from his debut album. Born somewhere in the grey-sprawl of suburban London, he spent his childhood studying poetry and literature; devouring the words of Thomas, Larkin and Yeats and living vicariously through the mad dreams of the book-characters he loved. 
 
Teaching himself to play guitar after hearing Leonard Cohen’s Suzanne, he began writing songs in his late teens, but found their simplicity empty, thinking that they asked no great questions of the world. Whilst living in a cellar in an indistinct seaside town he found his voice; the wailful choral outpouring which has come to be his blazon, and with it, also, the beginnings of the words which have come to be his songs.
 
His voice, which has been likened to Anohni, Benjamin Clementine and Patrick Watson is a rare mix of the soulful and the operatic. His metier; ethereal dream-folk melodies which tell simple stories, rising to soaring choruses. His lyrics pose honest questions, demanding the listener address the unmentioned troubles that lie just at the edge of everything we know.

Wales

Imogen Heap solo, with piano only, in the studios of WYEP-FM, Pittsburgh.  I think this was 1999, though it would make more sense if it were 1998.  But I'm just not sure.  :)

Imogen Heap: Angry Angel (Live at WYEP FM)

from the children's ballet THE LITTLE MERMAID
composer/lyricist: Michael Moricz
featuring Alli Mauzey as the Mermaid
Prince: Curtis Cregan
ballet choreographed & directed by Lynne Taylor-Corbett

MERMAID: Finale Part Two: "The Truth Of Love"

we sang this song just after we wrote it into an iPhone in my living room

W Eastland Ave 5

Mermaid:  Alli Mauzey     
Swordfish:  Josh Walden
Narrator:  Curtis Cregan
Background Vocals: Lisa Bleil, Josh Walden & some kids!
Music & Lyrics: Michael Moricz
2012

MERMAID: Finale Part Two: "The Truth Of Love"

Michael Moricz

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