Here’s another new tune I made the day before yesterday. I called it “Old Hag In The Corn”, because I had been struggling with a weird kind of poem in Dutch about an old hag in the corn, who didn’t like the choirs (choirs and corn translate…
Slow, fast or simply both? What version would you prefer? Let me know if you’re on Facebook. What you hear are two completely different computer outputs. A slow one with a flute and an awesome church organ (never played that, but I’d love to) and…
New little tune called “Looking For A Room”, because that’s what we were doing yesterday for my son who wants to move to Amsterdam for a while. Got some great tips from friends that live and work or study there. Thanks! Still not there though,…
After a couple of nice time lapse videos of the November sunsets, December 2015 started surprisingly well. It was a dreadful rainy day all day until the hour of sunset. Shortly after 4 p.m. I went out with my camera, but I went back into my office,…
This month, November 2015, I made three time lapse video’s of the morphing clouds lit by the setting November sun and I gave them the titles ‘November Clouds part 1’ to 3. Because I’m also experimenting with MuseScore, I’m creating more and more tunes and selected some of those…
Tribute song in Dutch to my dad for his birthday. I still miss him, although he died so many years ago. Quick home recording, June 2014. Lyrics Ik moest je al vaak missenMaar opeens was het voorgoed‘t is niet bepaald sinds gisterenIk zie je nog zo…
This new tune got it’s name from an old joke my father made, when we got lost in France and he pretended to understand a cow that mooed when he asked it the way.
Another new tune made with MuseScore, named “Afraid Of What?” because a man told me that he’s afraid that the refugees from Syria are coming to kill his children.
While I was in the process of writing down the notes of this little tune, I had a very pleasant break with the famous Irishman Daithi Rua who sang his granny’s traditional song for me on request of my good friend and great guitar player Bart van Beveren….
Composed and documented another little tune today and called it “No Need To Move Any Mountain”, as a reference to Matthew’s biblical text. I believe strong faith can make people too convinced of their views and lead to massive conflicts between different religions as we’ve seen too often in history…