I had a whole concert last month. I didn't do a great job recording but there is a recording. It was a fun time. The crowd was very rowdy.
You can see the setlist in the video description on that link.
I also sang a solo in church last month. My sister Kyra Moon Music arranged the song on my request.
I think I'm ready for No-Performance November.
I am remiss in publishing Windervision performances! So here's some of them.
In July I called the rain by performing Drought by Vienna Teng.
DroughtDid some other things too, including drums on Endless Love.
Then came another performance opportunity. I finally performed the song I'd been working on in voice lessons for a while, One Hundred Easy Ways to Lose a Man.
fun times!
Well hi hello. Turns out I have been remiss about putting some recent performances on the blog, despite having published them to YouTube a while ago.
Oh wait. I just remembered that I'm embarrassed by them.
Carrying on.
I did a couple of little ditties for an open mic last month, based on songs I was into in childhood. The first was "Since I was Two" which is from the computer game Math for the Real World, an educational game whose premise is that I'm a band manager and helping a band go on tour around the country, and using ~math for the real world~ by correctly counting out change and navigating pay phones and post offices. And you also perform the songs.
This particular song was a girl bragging about how good she is at math.
Next I sang one that regular readers of the blog may recognize from last year -- "One Little Star" from Follow That Bird. Once again not including the trio harmonies in the last verse even though it's my favorite part.
So here's those.
Since I Was Two / One Little Star
That's not all that happened at that open mic, actually. I also decided to hop on with City of Stars (that's a band) and give a little, uh, color to their performance of Total Eclipse of the Heart. Boy were there some mic issues though, right?
Speaking of City of Stars, I guess I'm kinda in it? Here's a link to a Latin Night concert we did a couple weeks later.
Let's see what else the summer brings, shall we?
Link to my newest video!
Short and sweet! If you've ever wondered what life is about, etc., you'd need to ask for it separately.
Where has my old friend gone, lost in a February song?
Here's a song for February. It's not a love song, just a breakup one. I'm not happy with my performance but I do not care enough to improve it more.
Chosen because the original has ukulele chords and it has Carly Rae Jepsen in it. It also, of course, happens to parallel life things, but less than you might think.
Hello!
Here's the link to a video where I talk about these books:
And here's the books! With pictures, when I have them.
