Lyrics: 

When I look at you 
I know I'm deluded
But that's okay
That's what I'm choosing to be 

You put my faith right back 
In God and Man
And I don't need to base that
On anything 

When I'm with you 
I get religion 

The mind has its circuit
Keeps moving around
But you get me to that still, still point
Find some higher ground

I know you like to tease me
You can't really stay that long
But let me sing you one more verse
From King Solomon's song

When I'm with you
I get religion 

You never say too much
Because you already know
I'm trying to work my way up to you
But I've got miles to go

Down here in the flatlands
There's not much to do 
So now my heart's in the highlands
My heart's with you 

When I'm with you 
I get religion

I Get Religion

Performed by Windscape:
Tara Helen O’Connor, flute
Randall Wolfgang, oboe
Alan R. Kay, clarinet
David Jolley, horn
Frank Morelli, bassoon

Chorale Prelude on “Min Jesus, lad min Hjerte faa en saaden Smag paa dig”

Morning Sunrise

More conservative student work, (2005), rehearsal recording.

Quintet II (Et Lux Perpetua)

An arrangement (NOT a 'reimagining') of the well-known song from Donegal known as 'She Moved through the Fair', written for the Irish pianist, Fiachra Garvey.

A Song from Donegal

Somewhere between a 9/8 jig and a folk tale for piano (2011 revised 2023)

The Spinning Wheel

I explore the meaning of this song on my Substack: https://ishmaelwallace.substack.com/p/castalia-243

Live in Sufficiency (Suksawee and Putgaput)

From the Madhouse: An Aislingeach (Completed)

I Am Moonlight

Connecting Heaven and Earth in song
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Live in Sufficiency (Suksawee and Putgaput)

Ishmael Wallace