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Through music and song, fluting, singing, drumming and acting, I share my joys and pain, demonstrating how you can have hope for a better life. Click 'Review' button (main page) for a newspaper review of my show at the Quasimodo, Berlin, Germany
Latteta Theresa Trio: Dan Levy Bass, Quinten Galimore Traps
In version 2, the song is introduced with a flute prayer for peace. Re-recorded in 1988.
This is a re-arrangement of the 1986 version. No lyrics just two flutes. 2nd flute improvised. I had such fun recording this. Enjoy!
This is the very first composition and recording on my Yamaha DX7II -FD w/Yamaha DX11 drum machine 1987, a processional piece of celebration. Click 'full song info' link below for more details.
Youre Gonna Have to Pay: In the name of greed the humans have destroyed the forest. The animals and forest sing a song to the children, voicing their concerns for Mother Earth.
Camel Waltz, the titled was inspired by a visualization of a camel waltzing in the desert.
Recorded in Holland 1986.
I was blessed with many gigs in Holland and Germany, performing this piece in Disco Clubs. An unknown artist overseas, playing my music. How blessed was I. Enjoy!
The Latteta Theresa Trio, live a B Smith's NYC.
When I wrote this piece I could visualize myself in a forest of tall, beautiful cyrstals, where angels escorted me through the crystal forest. Check out viewer comments for this track.
The 1st flute part was improvised and the second flute part was written to compliment it. Check out the viewer comments for this piece.
Heavenly Celestial images paint the back drop for this piece taking you on a journey to the higher realms.
When I composed and recorded this track I visualized a young soon to be Cherokee Chief traveling to India where he shared his culture with the natives there. They shared their culture as well, blending music and dance moves.
Middle Eastern was composed in New Orleans 1992. The flute part was not recorded until recording date in 1997. It was improvised. I'm using a Yamaha DX7II, as well as Yamaha RX11 drum-machine, two 2 crash cymbals and bell tree.
When I created/improvised the flute part in 1997, I was so filled with love I cried. The power was so awesome it felt like a passion from heaven.
This piece was originally written for a couple getting married. They were from India and it was the most spectacular wedding event I have ever performed at to date. It was like being present on an MGM movie set. Read more in more about the song'
This version was too large to fit on my 60 minute cassette tape master. I decided to listen to just the three flute tracks and decided, though all three parts were improvised, the harmonies worked well enough. Read more, click full song info link.
With the three flutes not making their entrance until much later in the piece, the timing was perfect and I was able to complete the Recording Project with the improvised flute parts minus the original musical accompaniment.

