Home is a beautiful song written in 1931 by Peter Van Steeden and Geoffrey Clarkson. I have played it for years. Just a nice slow, touching song, at least for me. Someone had posted on the many accordion groups I belong to that he wondered why everyone had to play fast, difficult music. Why doesn’t anyone play slow pretty music. Well, here is my contribution. Thanks to Pixabay for the free photos and graphics in the video.… Read the rest
Also called Little Brown Church in the Vale. This was my favorite song at church back in the 1050’s. A very long time ago, but still a pretty song. Thanks You to the Talented Artists at Pixabay for the free graphics.… Read the rest
Also called Little Brown Church in the Vale. This was my favorite song at church back in the 1050’s. A very long time ago, but still a pretty song. Thanks You to the Talented Artists at Pixabay for the free graphics.… Read the rest
A Spiritual Sunday Song for one of the Accordion Groups I belong to. Always one of my favorites.… Read the rest
June 14 is Flag day and I played the Star Spangled Banner and You’re a Grand Old Flag to honor the day.
… Read the restI always enjoyed playing and listening to this for many years. I thought I would do a simple version on my Roland Accordion. Composed by Johann Sebastian Bach in 1723. Thank You to the artists at https://Pixabay.com for the beautiful photos.… Read the rest
Patriotic Medley for Armed Forces Day. Honoring all the men and women serving in our military. Played with my Roland FR 4X Accordion. Thanks to Pixebay for the beautiful free photos to illustrate the video. Hope you enjoy.
… Read the restToday is one my favorite songs. Reminds me how blessed I truly am. Covid-19 has changed our lives. We remember yesterday, being patient today and not sure what tomorrow will bring. I hope this might bring a little hope to your heart.
… Read the restYou’ll Never Walk Alone Played by Pat Walter with her Roland FR 4X Accordion. A timeless piece of music which is just as pretty now as in 1945 when it was written for Carousel by Rogers and Hammerstein. Seems appropriate for the times we are now experiencing.… Read the rest