How Shall We Sing A Song In a Foreign Land?
Music and musical instruments from foreign lands hold amazing beauty if we are willing to listen. Stan Stewart explores this inspiration.
Music
Music written, composed, and/or performed by Stan Stewart. Learn more about the stories and inspirations behind the music.
Mallets From Heaven – Marimba, Xylophone, & more
Mallets (or instruments played with them) are featured as every sound on Stan Stewart’s suite named MarXylo. Listen.
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Down To Earth and Cosmic At The Same Time
My release of Cosmic Theories has made me think about how I can be more down to earth
#HopeSongs #MusicRelease
The Hopeful Wonder That Winter Means
Stan Stewart on the inspiration of winter, discontented yet hopeful with the present, and a few reflections on another music release.
“Fugue and Fantasy” release goes into the wild
After months of exclusive release on BandCamp and Mirlo, “Fugue and Fantasy” is finally available on all streaming services.
Top Listens & Downloads On My BandCamp for 2025
For 2025, here are your most listened and downloaded releases from Stan Stewart (aka muz4now). Thanks for your incredible support!
Top Ten(ish) for 2025 – Thanks for listening!
Stan Stewart checks out the top ten (sort of) most listened to tracks on streaming services. And thank you so much for listening!
#Top10 #MusicOf2025
More from my first full-length piano improvisation concert
Improvisations from Stan Stewart’s first-ever full-length piano improv concert. This one was created as part of Fall Of Freedom.
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Freedom and Improvisation – a juxtaposition
Freedom and improvisation came together for a concert in Trumansburg, New York. Here’s a taste of what happened there.
Less Wreckage – or how a song got its 4th version
As I mentioned, “Wreck-less” already has three released versions. So, why did it need another one? Times Change “Wreck-less” is a formative song for me. I wrote and revised the lyrics during several wars. The current battles are both violent and personal. My day job, my friends, my family, and the country of my birth
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