Dick’s Piano – Various Styles

In the following are playlists of Dick’s piano music, mostly focusing on what we sang in church back in the 1950s and 1960s. The recording have been made off and on over the past 40 years, starting with tape recordings, and more recently with digital devices.

It should be noted that these are essentially ad hoc recordings, which contain occasional errors, but hopefully not overly distracting.

Sacred Piano – Faster

Here’s a playlist of what might be called “faster songs”:

Sacred Piano – Slower

Here’s a playlist of what might be called “slower songs”:

Sacred Piano – Combinations

Here’s a playlist of multiple songs on a single track:

Miscelleanous Gospel

These tracks were probably recorded in the late 1980’s for my Mom, when she became ill.

Worship Songs from Early 2000s

These mostly came from my involvement with the Calvary Chapel Worship Team, Tremont Temple Baptist Church, Send Me Band (Laura Williamson), Vineyard Cafe Music, ENC Praise Gatherings, and primarily influnced by Eric and Courtney.

Classical Music

Nothing overly rigorous here, but some Bach Chorales, followed by a few selections from Mendelssohn’s “Elijah” and Handel’s “Messiah”. Also one selection from the Faure “Requiem” and one from the Verdi “Requiem”. There are two numbers that I don’t remember now what I was playing, and there is also “The Call” of Vaughn-Williams, from “Five Mystical Pieces”.

Finally there are several portions of Handel Violin Sonatas, recorded on tape in our apartment in Princeton in 1963, with Bill McKnight – a fellow grad student – on violin.

Popular Music

This playlist contains popular music, both from my early years, and some more recent.