Music Box 2
Music Box 3, storm
Music Box 5, baby
Ari's Sequence
Transition into Art (accent)
Transition into Andrew
Some Viewpoints Underscoring Music
Selection No. 2
Selection No. 3
Selection No. 4
Selection No. 5
Selection No. 6
Selection No. 7
Ideas for Underscoring the Opening Announcement
Sketch No. 2
Sketch No. 3
Sketch No. 4
Zipped File of Qlab Session and Sounds
The Foxfire Band!
My Feet Took To Walkin'
Sweet Talker
Red Ear
Foxfire Rehearsal Tracks
My Feet Took to Walkin
I'm Troubled (Hector)
I'm Troubled (Dillard)
Sweet Talker
Dear Lord
Red Ear a cappella
Red Ear Square Dance Music
Postcard from Italia!
Eurydice
Orpheus' Raindrops
Apple Tree
Orpheus Letter #1, Music for Twelve Instruments, v. 1
Orpheus Descent to the Underworld, v. 1
Click for a Special Card!
Christmas Carol Violin Music
God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen
This song was played during the transition when Scrooge gets into bed,
and we begin to wait in suspense for the appearance of
the Ghost of Christmas Past.
Scrooge is whisked into a memory of Fezziwig's place of business;
he remembers a Christmas party from his past with dancing and a fiddler!
The magical and celebratory appearance of Christmas Present!
This piece also ended the play after the final line, "God Bless Us, Everyone!"
Scrooge experiences the bittersweet image of Tiny Tim with his family;
the mood turns eerie when the Ghost of Christmas Present reveals that
Tiny Tim will soon die.
I distorted our recording of Coventry Carol and embedded it in this cue
which played during the dramatic reveal of the Ghost of Christmas Future.
This song played as the actors decorated the set with garland and
Christmas ribbons.
O Holy Night
I'm not sure where this song was used (!) but it's beautiful
so I want you to hear it.
Hark the Herald Angels Sing
This song played as the image of Christmas Present at the Crachits
came into view for Scrooge. I also had the sound of a crackling fire
and some children laughing to complete the picture.
