All Music Composed By Raymond Larsen

"New Studies Of The Starry Skies"
1. Thousands Upon Millions
2. Size Of The Whole Universe
3. Whence Comes The Heat
4. The Sun
5. Path Through The Heavens
6. Forces Are At Work
7. Film-like Threads
8. A Marvelous Shower Of Meteors

"--when I died--" (3 poems by Emily Dickinson)
1. I heard a Fly buzz--when I died--
2. Behind Me--dips Eternity
3. Great Streets of silence led away

Raymond Larsen, trumpet & effects
Greg Sinibaldi, tenor saxophone & bass clarinet
Evan Smith, alto saxophone & baritone saxophone & voice
Steve Treseler, alto saxophone & clarinet
David Solomon, vibraphone & chimes & concert bass drum
Gus Carns, piano
Carmen Rothwell, double bass
Mike Gebhart, drum set & concert bass drum

thanks to Cuong Vu, director of the UW Modern Band

04 - - When I Died - - (3 Poems By Emily Dickinson)

03 Remarks

02 New Studies Of The Starry Skies

01 Remarks

Star Spangled Banner - Veteran's Day 2016

from a live performance of "When Mountains Blow Their Heads Off"

Skies Of The World (demo)

From the album "New Studies of the Starry Skies"

Marvelous Shower Of Meteors (excerpt)

Night Shining (demo)

for the Worms Under Our Feet

Here's a little renaissance duet from the year 1590. 

Song 13 -- To God All Honour Give
By Thomas Whythorne

Song 13 - Thomas Whythorne (To God All Honour Give)

Raymond Larsen
excerpts from "How Glass Is Made" (2012)
01 "Cooling the Mold"
02 "Workmen Must Have Great Endurance"
03 "Casting a Lens"

03 "glass" sample

i still believe

Raymond Larsen writes and performs music in Seattle. 

Ray Larsen