Dulcimer's Fare.HD.pno

This piece is from my grand opera, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.  The lyrics are simple, they are "Lord, Have Mercy," so hearing this track will enable the listener to hear what the actual singers are saying in the opera.  This is sung when Dr. Jekyll is missing, and Mr. Hyde is in his medical chamber.  The 40 servants hear groans and crying, thinking that something is terribly wrong with the doctor.

Lord, Have Mercy!

The is a piece that I composed for a small orchestra, playable by almost any small orchestra.  Back in the day when people sang and danced, they used special scales, including the Dorian scale.  In those ancient days, people loved to dance, therefore my title piece is entitled, "A Prelude and A Dorian Dance." The prelude was the music played before the dance.

Prelude And A Dorian Dance.orchestra

A ten-year-old little girl wrote the text for this song.  Her father showed it to me, and as I read, I could hear music in my mind.  You can hear the applause of a pleased audience.  I'm always impressed by the art in the souls of small children.  The author of the text grew up to become a successful lawyer.  She was kind enough to allow me the permission to play this for people who love classical music.

On The Lake Made Of Mirror

There are three famous characters from the Holy Bible, who filled my thought of looking inside each man. Cane, killed his brother, Haman intended to murder all the jews, and Soul, who lost his mind to the point that he believed he was someone else, the man at his feet, playing the harp, David!  My music intends to "sound" the thinking that each of these men had in his mind.  These three pieces belong together.

Cain

There are three famous characters from the Holy Bible, who filled my thought of looking inside each man. Cane, killed his brother, Haman intended to murder all the Jews, and Soul, who lost his mind to the point that he believed he was someone else, the man at his feet, playing the harp, David!  My music intends to "sound" the thinking that each of these men had in his mind.  These three pieces belong together.

Wallace De Pue