628. Do you ever watch YouTube? I'm on YouTube! You can check it out!

The Town and Country Bank in St. George has a weekly half hour concert at noon here in St. George.  I have performed there a few times.  They always make a video and post it on YouTube.  So here is one concert I just played the piano.  Others have had other soloists I accompanied, and I'll post them later.  I got a new computer last week, and found they turned out okay.  My old computer couldn't get a good sound or picture, and I didn't know if it recorded well!

 I  don't have a picture of me playing the piano recently, so I'll post one of me in 1950, all dressed up for my first formal dance.  My first formal was light orchid, my favorite color.  I was also wearing a blouse of that color the night Wayne and I got engaged, July 27, 1955.



 Pal on the piano, January 27, 2014, age 79, at Town and Country Bank, in St. George, Utah, every Friday. 

 Link to start:   (You have to copy and paste to get it started.)

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rQSIxOiQWdo

 That is song # 1, Clair de Lune, by Claude DeBussy.

 You can see on the right the other numbers.  If you leave YouTube on it will go through all 9 of them.  They are:

 # 2 - Oh Danny Boy.  This is my piano arrangement, and it can be found at www.musichousepublications.com.  I have many other arrangements for piano, and choirs on that site.

 # 3 -  Indian Summer.  This is the one of only 2 piano solos I have composed by myself.  The other piano solos, on www.musichousepublications.com  are arrangements of songs others have written.

 # 4 - Arthur's Theme, and It's Almost Like Being in Love.

 # 5 - Autumn Leaves

 # 6 - Moon River

 # 7 - Theme from Ice Castles

 # 8 - Somewhere in Time

 # 9 - Wind Beneath My Wings.

 I hope you enjoy them!

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