One Step Closer to Eco-Utopia
Big news this past week is that my wife and I sold our car. Even bigger news is we’re not […]
4 Albums, 1 Year – Update!
Things are starting to heat up – not just the weather, but in my creative life too. I’ve already shared
350
Late last week, I completed the 350th composition in my portfolio – a short piano piece that will be included
Me to We – Recording Day
Last Thursday, I was fortunate to head into Canterbury Studios to record three of my compositions for an upcoming album
I’m gonna record how many albums this year!?
If only you could have heard me a year ago. I was lamenting, yearning to get back into the recording
What Mom Means To Me
When I was a kid, my mom would sometimes make a dinner that I didn’t like. I would say, “Mom,
I heard the news today…
I woke up this morning to check out my Facebook newsfeed and see that a music teaching colleague from Saskatoon
Small Towns: You’re So Nice, But You’re Not For Me
As I type this, I’m sitting on the front step of a local church in a quiet North Bay, Ontario
The Man, The Snake and The Attempted Suicides
A while back, I wrote a blog post about my apprehension about exploring themes or events in my compositions that
Yearning
The Bad & Good of Being This Way Full disclosure, I yearn a lot. Not for the regular stuff –
Can monotonous music be interesting?
This is the musical dilemma I placed myself in when I started composing Thirty Minutes of a Three Million Minute
Seclusion, Turning 42 and the Bucket List
Up until a week ago, I had not been doing any social media posts or checking out other peoples’ posts
RIP Rob Ford
Yesterday, the news came that Toronto former’s mayor, Rob Ford, had passed away at age 46 after a lengthy and
New Year 311
Sorry I’ve been kind of out of touch digitally for a bit… you know you’ve been amiss in communicating when
I’m at Peace With Not Giving a Crap What You Think!
You know what’s cool about crabby old people? They do what they want, think what they think and don’t give
