Vampirina (By Eva Hutton)

I wrote this song cuz my friend was complaining people don't sang no more.

Ask Me To Sing

Tin Roof

Piece for a chamber ensemble of 14 players, performed by Sibelius software

Unknown album (04-May-21 11:28:27 AM)

CANZONA for chamber ensemble

Bruto viento (Demo)

Acoustic Song by Ian Stokes    
Recorded at Deadline Studios, Leicester
© ℗ Ian Stokes. All Rights Reserved
Photography: Thanks to Nigel and Libby Hume at Hume Photography

Listening to buskers playing in the London Underground is a joy which brightens up the commuters day. The quality of musicianship is so high and occasionally, even on the busiest day, can stop you in your tracks, so that you just have to stay and listen to the end of the performance. I wrote this song in recognition of buskers everywhere, playing their music for us all.

Some Day Soon

Life is Good

Life Is Good

74 4 L

Inspired by M. John Harrison's Course of the Heart and the film A Dark Song.

First comes the rose and then the salt lines
I'll speak an angel's name; Raphael, Gabriel, Michael and Uriel
Asteraceae compositae, lay a bed of tree bark
A rose cross concealed, lay a leaf on a ram's horn

Next the carved rhymes which lead to a pause
From the darkness to the light
What was silent now is sound

Slowly light a ring of eight white candles
Hand clap to each point
Cinnamon on the floor, that sweet money spice
Relight the palo santo
Cast out with smoke
Cast out by command

Silence the conscious mind's derisive monologue of doubt
All the while keep breathing
What was hidden has been found

Hermeticon

original song written and recorded by September Campbell

Don't Do Me Wrong-September Elizabeth Campbell

Robert Johnson - “Come on in my kitchen”. Prelude in g and arranged by Jake Doherty

Remix by courtesy of Cyber Stone.
Original track: https://soundcloud.com/cyberstarhh/hard-work

Robert Johnson - “Come on in my kitchen”. Prelude in g and arranged by Jake Doherty

Jake Doherty, Plucked Strings and Voice.