Hi, I hope you're having a wonderful week. I am thrilled to announce that after a lengthy delay due to potential legal issues, I have just finished uploading the video file to part 3 of Christmas on the Concourse. You can see it at https://youtu.be/W6-s5dcsSDE. The reason for the delay is that I rewrote the melodies to two songs and pasted the music into the timeline. This part 3 includes the talent show at the airport that Tess came up with to help the passengers get through the blizzard delay. It includes the beautiful duet Christmas Is The Best Time to Fall In Love. Please enjoy this video and share the link with your friends who I invite to join the fan club at WWW.EdwardsMusicSite.com so you can receive news of my latest activities as well as reviews of books, movies and restaurants I recommend.
As you may know, in February I released my ninth and latest Music CD entitled Qualchan, a classical instrumental featuring Tom Stryker as soloist and Henry McNulty as narrator. Since the release I have written a grant request to expand this music into an opera about a Native-American local to the Spokane area and his triumphs, loves and tragedy in the 1800's as a hero defending his people, his love and his family in the losing fight against the encroaching settlers and the US Army. I hope to visit Toppenish Washington soon to do more research into the native perspective and would love to include the native language and musical instrumentation in some of the musical orchestration.
The Ignite Theater in Spokane Valley is starting its production of Around The World in 80 Days on April 24th and it runs through April 24th. Contact www.igniteonbroadway.com for specific dates and times.
As you may know, in February I released my ninth and latest Music CD entitled Qualchan, a classical instrumental featuring Tom Stryker as soloist and Henry McNulty as narrator. Since the release I have written a grant request to expand this music into an opera about a Native-American local to the Spokane area and his triumphs, loves and tragedy in the 1800's as a hero defending his people, his love and his family in the losing fight against the encroaching settlers and the US Army. I hope to visit Toppenish Washington soon to do more research into the native perspective and would love to include the native language and musical instrumentation in some of the musical orchestration.
The Ignite Theater in Spokane Valley is starting its production of Around The World in 80 Days on April 24th and it runs through April 24th. Contact www.igniteonbroadway.com for specific dates and times.