Here's a new song for y'all, this time in glorious mp3 format for easy access by all the peoples. I didn't know until just a minute ago when I checked Anastasia's blog that yesterday was Trinity Sunday, so the timeliness of this song is naught but a happy coincidence. This is a simple little Trinitarian song that doesn't try to plumb the depths of the nature of the Trinity (seeing as how I only devoted two lines to each person), but instead reflects on the interconnectedness (word?) of the Father, Son and Spirit. I made this recording this moring just intending to try out a new mic placement for the guitar, but ended up filling out the rest of the song as well. I think this is the best acoustic guitar sound I've gotten on a recording so far. The voice turned out pretty well, too, even though I'm still using an instrument mic for vocals. Also, I think the shaker sounds excellent.
Ever 3 and Ever 1
Later on this evening I'll convert my older songs from m4a to mp3 so everyone will be able to open them.
Ever 3 and Ever 1
Later on this evening I'll convert my older songs from m4a to mp3 so everyone will be able to open them.
yeah trinity songs!
gosh matt, I really love your voice. you know that?
Jeni says that, too. I like my voice when I hit the notes in tune, sometimes I have to fish around a little. Warming up and singing often helps, so hopefully I'll make a habit of both those things.
that word be hypostatic union or mutual interpenetration (and yes, you can laugh about the second one.)
I'm sure that's in my notes from Adam's class.