Jesse McKinnon, one of my bass students, brought this Godflesh song to my attention in the spring of 2012. He played the bass, and I had a ball filling out the rest of the track. Not a song I would normally record, but I am really happy with…

Recorded at Toronto New School in December 2011. Grade 11 student Maggie Brown, who clearly has a lovely singing voice, was very nervous about performing in front of a crowd. I am so glad that her passion for music allowed her to overcome her…

Recorded by a very shy, but very talented Dani Harminc in the spring of 2011. Ryan Burwell provided the accompaniment to Dani's vocals.

I taught Taylor Young in a number of courses before discovering that she had a beautiful singing voice. We recorded this in 2009. This is also the first track I tried playing cello on, after picking up the instrument in late 2008.

Another from the Trio consisting of Vaisvil (Guitars) Phantasm777( Bass & Drums) & Thetworegs (Vocal) another Alice Cooper Classic Hope you enjoy it took me back to being a teenager maybe it will do the same for you..............Here…

This reimagining of the classic Stones' song is the result of the combined efforts of a large number of students and teachers. Grade 12 student Graham White provided vocals and lead guitar. Grade 12 student Jesse McKinnon laid down the bass…

The rhythm section of this tune was written and recorded by my Music and Society class using found objects. Then, grade 12 student Sam Naylor wrote and performed the lyrics to this ode to Toronto New School. This track was completed in the spring…

Its been a long since I learned a new songs ... so here's one by The Civil Wars: There's a note underneath your front door that I wrote twenty years ago Yellow paper and a faded picture And a secret in an envelope There's no reasons No excuses…

Based on Louis Jordan's "Saturday Night Fish Fry", this tune features a variety of student musicians. Vocal contributions came from Graham White, Melissa Green, Maggie Brown, and Melina Truong. Bass was added by Jesse McKinnon. Guitar by Graham…

What started out as a fun lunchtime jam tune eventually turned into a monster track. Grade 12 student Graham White provided both guitar and vocals. Grade 9 student Alex Lippa played a mean drum kit. Additional instrumentation was provided by…

Grade 12 student Ryan Fischer brought this tune to my attention in 2010. He played keys, guitar, and bass on this track, and also led the choir of students and staff in the chorus. Will Perrett added violin, and Ryan Burwell helped out with…

Banjo Tune

Banjo Tune

For a good friend. Steve Layton mashed Glenn Smith on bass and me on electric guitar. For me it works spooky good for playing at different times in different states without hearing each or planning to put this together. (this is the new one)

'Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas' Acapella, inspired by Judy Garland in "Meet me in St. Louis". One of my favorite christmas songs.

Predator returns after artificial intelligence machines take over the planet

Acoustic version of an unreleased song

Waiting for the Train is a piece for alto flute and harp written at the request of John O’Sullivan using his “Raven JI” tuning which is a 7 note 7 limit just intonation tuning. The score is here http://micro.soonlabel.com/Raven/20121202_waiting_for_the_train…

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