Showing posts with label piano. Show all posts
Showing posts with label piano. Show all posts

March 25, 2023

family music 170 | Sheltered in the Arms of God

 

It is a meaningful song to Karrilee.

Dad dug it out, so I could record him and send it to her.

- March 20, 2023 -


March 23, 2023

family music 169 | Romans 8:28

 

Loralee, Cedric and Marina

- 1990s -

I found another old song on Dad's tapes.
Singing soprano and high wasn't something I liked to do,
but we did what Dad said. Haha!
However, when I sang on my own,
he always put the song in a lower key for me.


March 4, 2023

family music 162

 


Annie

before heading back to Halifax

- January 7, 2023 -


March 2, 2023

family music 161

 


Eliza

relaxing at Mammie and Bampie's house

- December 31, 2022 -


November 4, 2022

November 3, 2022

family music 149

 

Funeral Service for Mrs. Marg Rossiter


Hurricane Fiona had just passed through,

and there was no power at their church.

But it was a beautiful service

for a very special woman of God.


To hear Mrs. Rossiter sing, At Calvary, will touch your heart.

Her family has shared it here.


- September 24, 2022 -


June 15, 2022

June 13, 2022

family music 114 | 'Til the Storm Passes By

 


'Til the Storm Passes By
with The Haven of Rest
and Hiding in Thee

Cedric Landers

Living Room
April 1, 2022


July 16, 2021

family music 103 | Beulah Land


Trio

Melodie, Loralee and Karrilee

with Dwayne (guitar) and Dad (piano) 


Grammie Trites' Funeral

We almost lost it (and I lost a note) near the end.

- 2000 -


July 13, 2021

family music 101 | This Little Town

 


A Little Christmas in July

Along with the teen choir, Dad had a children's choir. (But we didn't go on the road like them! They were quite the choir!) I found this recording on a family cassette tape. I am singing the lead and Karrilee is the piano player for the musical. (I seem to miss the words in one spot and she keeps me going!) I think I'm 11 so Karrilee would be 19. (She's a lot older! Wink! She reads this blog!)

The musical, "Listen to the Voices", was published in 1979. Without the book in my hand, I can't remember all the songs now. There was a pretty song that Petula, Lisa, Karen, and I sang and my favorite song was "I See a Star" that Petula sang. (I can still see her cute little face looking down as she played with the cuffs of her sleeves.) It was a lot of practicing and Dad would have all the words written on bristol board for us.

We have sweet memories of our choir days with Dad.


March 2, 2021

March 1, 2021