Overtones

A collection of hymn solos, played on the fife.  The fife is like a cross between a side-blown flute and a recorder.  These are not original tunes, but are traditional hymn tunes.

This is an incident that happened to me while serving a two year, full-time mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

This is a piano piece I've been just starting to work with.  It still has a lot of work to do on it, and I haven't mastered the rhythm yet, so keep that in mind when you hear my mistakes.  I've been trying to match the interestingness of Gazelem.  I'd love to have everyone's input.  What does it need?  What could be changed?

This is another flute improvisation.  The sopranino is my favorite recorder, probably because it was the first flute I taught to myself play, 13 years ago.

This is a recording of a first time improvisation.  The only editing involved was the adding of the echo.  Everything else was on the spot.  The Tenor flute being played was built by my brother, who sells them through Willowrise.

...Never underestimate the power of a single day.

 To see the transcript of this podcast, see: http://chashathaway.wordpress.com/2008/01/05/the-fair/

Time is such an interesting phenomenon. It passes so quietly and consistently that...

To see a transcription of this post, see http://chashathaway.wordpress.com/2008/01/03/12/