Brian Thomas (Can)

Passionate, energy-filled song for the hammered dulcimer, backed up by hand drums, cello, and other percussion.

Gentle fingerstyle guitar song framed by a recorder and violin duet. A peaceful Celtic melody.

Piano and cello combine for a gentle, peaceful song.

Fingerstyle guitar, backed by an energetic bodhran and djembe.

A hammered dulcimer song I wrote for a friend's wedding.

A short, gentle piece I wrote a long time ago, but named after my daughter when she was first born. She was like this song - awake for only a moment, then fading back into sleep.

Lively jig with guitar and fiddle, accompanied by bodhran and djembe. I named it after a fun lady named Mazz O'Flaherty that I met in Dingle, Ireland. Hope she likes it...

A fast, high energy hammered dulcimer medley, backed up by bodhran and bass guitar.

A gentle recorder duet backed by finger-picked guitar. The name comes from the peace I felt when on the island of Iona in Scotland, watching the sun set from the gorgeous white sand beach.

Originally an improvised piano solo that grew into a peaceful song.

Hammered dulcimer solo written for a friend's wedding in Campbell Valley Park, on a bridge over a pond.

A duet for recorder and violin that I wrote for my own wedding, as the mothers and bridesmaids came down the aisle. I later named it after the beautiful cliffs and waves of the Irish coast.

Bagpipes ushered my bride down the aisle. This is the song I wrote for her entrance.

A gentle Celtic ballad for guitar, recorder, and voice. This song was written as my proposal to my wife, and performed at our wedding ceremony.