Upright (Puppy Love) Lullaby – #PianoImprov #NowPlaying
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Of Holidays and Puppy Love
With a holiday just past and a new puppy in the household, Stan Stewart would love to take the week off from blogging. Or so he says.
Guru Skye – Looking Up To Love
In the poem “Guru Skye – Looking Up To Love”, Stan Stewart shares the story of a dog who taught him many things.
Lullabies and Love Songs (A Wee Suite)
A (small) suite of music by Stan Stewart: “Lullabies and Love Songs”. What lulls you and the ones you love to sleep?
New Magic – how a song of love evolved
A song may change over time. And in more ways than one. Stan Stewart explores the morphing of the song “Magic”.
Mama and Baby – an improv poem of love
When the news came About your fever I was scared. I feared first for you, For your mama, And your gran’mama. How could your tiny Body With its tiny fingers, Toes, eyes, lips, and tongue Stand against such an ailment. Nonna was frightened too, But she did not pause. When the call came she ran
An ode to beauty and love – Mountain Rose (song 8)
The video for this song may be viewed in this post: The fractal and lyric video for “Mountain Rose”. Love It’s not difficult to find love songs to listen to. If I flip through radio stations or streaming playlists, I’m likely to find dozens immediately. In my song series, there’s been one very clear love song and
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Love Is On Repeat – 6th singer-songwriter release
Repeat My sixth singer-songwriter release is “Love Is On Repeat”. After several delays, I’m really happy to be offering this song for your listening enjoyment. In the same way, I’m overjoyed to share this story about my current life. Unlike the previous five songs, this one was written this year. If you can’t wait, the video
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A #piano #improv EP inspired by love
How does love inspire you? Click To Tweet I have loved many people, pets, and — yes — even things in my life. Many of them have been passing fancies. Others were deeply dedicated commitments that I enslaved myself to and paid the cost. Only a few have been pure loves that I hold tenderly