Fading Daylight is another Autumn Improv. I hope you enjoy it, played on my 19×2 double wire strung lyre, Alchemy.
Category Archives: Meditations
Autumn Improv: Pumpkins
This is Pumpkins, the next improvisation in my Autumn Improv series. This one has 3 sections. The first is picking pumpkins, then you get to decide whether you want a scary pumpkin or a happy pumpkin. I hope you enjoy it, played on double strung lyre.
My apologies for the quality of this recording! For some reason, it recorded with the internal microphone on my phone, instead of the external mic I intended. I didn’t want to redo it, since it is an improvisation. And I ran it through a noise filter, but I’m not sure whether that helped, or just made it worse.
Twilight Mist + Autumn Improv
Twilight Mist is a piece I wrote last year, on a double strung harp I no longer have. I posted a version with 2 lyres last year as well. You can search the post archive to find it. Today I play Twilight Mist and improvisation on my new double strung lyre, Alchemy. I hope you enjoy it!
Autumn Improv: Hayride
Here’s your chance to enjoy a hayride, maybe even a haunted hayride… If you have never been on one, this might be the next best thing! Played on 19-string acoustic lyre.
Wings of Autumn on Lyre
I wrote Wings of Autumn in 2012. Enjoy it today played on 19-string acoustic lyre.
Ukulele with lyrics:
Autumn Improv: Apple Picking
I hope you enjoy this new series called Autumn Improv. This first one is Apple Picking, played on 19-string acoustic lyre.
Animal Improv: Koala
Enjoy this Animal Improv that’s a little sleepy, just like the koala it represents. Played on 19-string acoustic lyre.
Animal Improv: Goose
Enjoy the graceful goose in this Animal Improv played on 19-string acoustic lyre.
Animal Improv: Worry Birds
Let the birds carry all your worries away with this Animal Improv played on 7-string pentatonic lyre.
Animal Improv: Sloth
Enjoy the calm, laid-back sloth, moving from tree to tree in this Animal Improv. This one is in mixolydian mode, played on 2 19-string acoustic lyres.
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