Songwriting is the act of baring one's soul to another in the form of words and music.
This week, I am posting a vocal arrangement of our Come Follow Me suggested song, “Where Love is”. We are studying Proverbs and Ecclesiastes which are books that have been called “wisdom literature”, presenting timeless advice or discussing deep,
This week, I am posting a vocal arrangement of our Come Follow Me suggested song, Teach Me To Walk in the Light. My 15 year old daughter sang the first verse! 🙂 In the manual it says “Psalm 119:105
This week, I am posting another instrumental, piano only, version of our Come Follow Me suggested song, I Need Thee Every Hour. We are studying the middle section of Psalms – from 49-86. This section of Psalms has many themes, but one prominent theme is our need for, and dependence, on the Lord.
The story of Esther is an inspirational one for sure. I am sure Esther was afraid when she thought about coming before the King and possibly being put to death as she petitioned for her people. In Esther 4:11
Brainstorm – I wrote this song 11 years ago, so I’m trying to remember how I came up with the song. I think I just knew I wanted to write him a little lullaby and wanted it to be relaxing
I am going to start sharing a little behind the scenes as I write and arrange the music. Here is my 8 step process I go through from beginning to end with an original song.
This song is dedicated to the people, places and memories that make us feel at home.
This is a song that for me was more of an expression of a feeling than anything else. The feeling is more complex than just one emotion like joy, contentment, peace or love. Thus, the title “I Can’t Explain It”.
Happy Music Monday! This is one of my favorite songs from the Children’s Songbook for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. I wrote a second verse to it, you can find the sheet music here. You can
I’ve been wanting to do another music video for two years and we finally did it. Brad, my husband, did most of the work, so I can’t take full credit. 🙂 Believe it or not, the snowy scene was filmed