Mansfield University Concert Choir Reunion Concert Mansfield University Concert Choir Director - Peggy Dettwiler Recording/mixing engineer - Brad Rissmiller

. . . or least 3 and a half years closer than them first time I recorded this. *updated audio 8-11-12

founded on a citation from the tao te ching,sampled and signal-processed,worked in traktor dj studio...minimal mix.

A droney xaphoon improvisation with live looping.

Music box manipulation with live computer processing and looping.

A solo cello improvisation with live looping, inspired by the tea clipper Cutty Sark. I was trying to achieve a kind of sea journey feel, with calm bits and rough bits.

Well, this one was written many years ago. I dug it up from the archives and re-recorded it. The arrangement and lyrics stayed the same. I just thought it could use some touching up.

I love jamming over electronic beats. Lay down a little riff and just rip it. Love it.

This is for anyone who has ever been a member of a garage band, especially one who didn't quite make it.

To forgive is sometimes one of the hardest things to do. But when you do not forgive you're only hurting yourself, because God will not forgive you when you need forgiveness.

Sometimes we think that we're just unlucky when things always seem to go wrong. It may be that God is trying to get your attention. Start talking to God, you'll see change in your so called luck.

This is how I write a song(sometimes). I create a bit of music then I sing ad libbing. Once the recording is done then I listen to what I recorded and write down the words that I sang. Song done. Ha-Ha

(I do not own the rights the the instrumental. Produced by One Drop Scott for Mac Dre's song "Not My Job"

I freestyled over this "dirty south instruental" i got off youtube, i do not own the rights to the beat but i do own the rights to the vocals.

Just a few lines to tell my Creator and the Creator of this Universe, how much I love Him for being the God that He is.

*Program ends at point when the esteemed sound engineer became too inebriated to continue changing tape reels.