Zebra Prawn Blues

Ignite

Three movements
1. Moderator
2. Slow
3. Fast

@1993, Wendy Griffiths

Griffiths: Sonata for Flute and Piano

Music by Wendy Griffiths 
Words by Elaine Equi

Performed by the Walden Chamber Chorus 
performed at Creative Musicians Retreat 2022 
Conductor: Thomas Colohan 
Soprano Soloist: Renée Favand-See  
Pianist: Arin Shahjahanian

A Part of / Apart From

Performed by Phyllis Clarke and Elizabeth Rodgers

3 Cabaret Songs

Performed at Walden CMR 2021 by Alice Tessier and David Friend 

1. Metallic- text by Elaine Equi
2. The Owl - text by Arthur Sze
3. The Pied Piper - text by Nick Flynn

Three Songs from the Forest (Metallic/The Owl/The Pied Piper)

May 1, 2022
American Academy of Arts and Letters
"An Afternoon of Music and Art"
Chloe Holgate, soprano; Hai-Ting Chinn, mezzo-soprano; Kate Maroney, mezzo-soprano
Recorded by Jeanne Velonis

LIVE_fire from SAVIOR

1. Stroking Swans (text by Scott Eden))
2.The Fly (text by by William Blake)
3. The Noise of Waters (text by James Joyce

Composed by Wendy Griffiths
Performed by Walden Chamber Chorus conducted by Thomas Colohan, piano, Osnat Netzer

Songs From The British Isles

(A re-upload of Tomorrowland with the guitar and voice EQ-ed much much better. )

I wrote this immediately after finding out David Bowie had died. As 2016 has gone on and many more of my idols and icons of art have passed, it has become more and more meaningful to me. 

Lyrics:

In shock
A paralyzing sound
How is the world so different now

Going on
What you are told
Only to continue growing old

Fighting in your darkest days
To end up poisoned anyways
Scabbed and scarred point of view
And in the end what was the point of you

Though I'll never see your face around again
You brought the place alive before you left
Asleep for now but dreaming of an end
To the days that I no longer have my friend

Black star
How I wonder now
Is the world above or down below

In space
A diamond, a comets tail
Traveling on to distant galaxies

Fighting in your darkest days
To end up poisoned anyways
Scabbed and scarred point of view
And in the end what was the point of you

Though I'll never see your face around again
You brought the place alive before you left
Asleep for now but dreaming of an end
To the days that I no longer have my friend

Though I'll never see your face around again
You brought the place alive before you left
Asleep for now but dreaming of an end
To the days that I no longer have my friend

To the days that I no longer have my friend

Tomorrowland

1. Treeman (poem by Jay Johnson)
2. Requiem 
3. The Dark Fiddler (poem by W.H. Auden)

TheDarkFiddler

Lindsay Kesselman, soprano; Robin Kesselman, bass

Songs From The British Isles

Wendy Griffiths

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