Written by Kelly Sloan
Produced by Jeff McMurrich

Players:
Kelly Sloan - keys, vocals
Philip Miles - acoustic guitar
Matthew Dunn - Vibraphone
Mike Smith - Bass & String arrangement
Kieran Adams - Drums
Adam Hindle - Percussion
Strings:
violin 1 - Aline Homzy
violin 2 - Taylor McGee
viola: Brielle Goheen
cello: Evan Lamberton

Tangled

Solo Piano - Chris Bright

a sudden realization 1109 - 11:9:22, 5.15 PM

https://northfield-lenox.com

One grave, one mistake
Of all the days to fall in your own way
It’s as if you were gone before you were
In all our rain and faded Sunday fields  
Where we once met
In the end we die within our hope

One day, one is great
[In all the ways to call it one more day]
It’s as if you were gone before you were
In all our present time and Sunday fields 
where we once went
In the end we die into our home

In the End We Die into Our Home

Urtheigle [part 6]

Once Remembered

For my finest tutor now and always. The ever brilliant Robert Brookes. The greatest teacher anyone could hope to have. Close reading and careful study of his miraculous scores, guarantees nothing short of transformational progress in your understanding and appreciation of music, and will supercharge your understanding of composition.

Nocturne No.5 Op. 1

Sally is dancing

Deadline

Here comes the cold weather again - nothing like sitting around a warm piano and thawing out!

A Cold November Wind

01 - NI - STRAYLIGHT - Exquisite Pulse
02 - SA - HCT - Earth Rumbles [Grid] - Industrial Grit
03 - SA - HCT - In The Light [Grid]

In The Light

Magnificent island of Furön in the archipelago of Oskarshamn.

Island of Furön

When I was about 12, my dad bought us a Wurlitzer organ that I was immediately drawn to.  I took lessons for a couple of years, and then started playing (for pay!!) at a local church near Eureka, CA.  Then we moved back to Sacramento and I played at a couple of churches there (still getting paid, wow).  Anyway, when I moved to college in Moses Lake, WA, where I still live, there was no organ around but there was a piano.  From that day forth I became a lover of the piano.  I've played on church worship teams for over 30 years, as well as several rock bands, but my real passion is writing music.  I find it fascinating that from 12 different tones, an unlimited amount of music can be written - kind of like snowflakes, or God, even.  Over the last few years I've been influenced greatly by Yanni, as well as Brian Crain, Giovanni, and others.  I write instrumental music, featuring the piano and often supported with strings, etc - plus I get out my bass guitar on some songs.  I hope my music will bring healing and rest to you.  My first album is called "A Time of Refreshing", the second one is "A Time of Hope", the third "A Time of Healing" and the fourth "A Time of Reflection".  They are all available on Amazon, iTunes, CDbaby, etc.  The CD versions have all the final revisions and are also in WAV files which is supposed to be better quality than the MP3.  My current project will be called "A Time of Joy" (seeing a pattern here?).
My lovely wife and I have nine kids (yes, all ours), several of whom have followed me musically and I'm sure will surpass me at some point.  (They just told me they have ALREADY surpassed me......oh well).  We love each other, we love God, and we love music.  I'm thankful for SoundCloud as well.  Have a great day!

A Cold November Wind

Steve Kohl Music