This is my latest composition. It's called Till Eternity Be Come.

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Soothing Singles will now be known as The Dreaming Place. hear all about it here!

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Here's more from the March, 2020 virtual house concert I broadcast on my radio show called Come by the Hills on Mushroom FM. It's a live version of a song from my album called The Laurel Tree. it's a setting of the W. B. Yeats poem "The Host of the Air."

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This is a live performance recorded from a virtual house concert I broadcast on my radio show called Come by the Hills on Mushroom FM on March 22,, 2020. It's called "The Blacksmith."

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This is another recording taken from the virtual house concert I performed in march on my radio show called Come by the Hills on Mushroom FM. This time, it's a folk song called "Bonny Portmore."

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In honour of the 124th anniversary of the death of Emily Dickinson (December 10, 1830-May 15, 1886,) I present a brand new setting of a poem I just discovered recently. Called "The Secret" when it was first printed and not by Emily's own choice, I've chosen to title it after its first line: "Some Things That Fly There Be."

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This is a version of the folk song "She Moved Through the Fair" as performed by me during a virtual house concert I did in March, 2020, on my Celtic radio show on Mushroom FM.

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This is my setting of one of Hopkins's so-called 'Terrible Sonnets.' It's called "No Worst, There is None," and he really means it!

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This is my setting of the Hopkins poem "Pied Beauty."

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This is my setting of the Hopkins poem called "As Kingfishers Catch Fire."

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