Beanfield Castle
Beanfield Castle - what a crop of acoustic and more!
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GraceLikeRain-320
GraceLikeRain-320
For the weary of soul.
"GraceLikeRain-320" is an Acoustic track by Beanfield Castle on SoundClick. The arrangement reflects a careful attention to detail that rewards repeated listening. This is a remarkable offering in this genre from this independent artist. It has charted at #23 on the SoundClick Acoustic General chart. If Orchestral is in your rotation, "GraceLikeRain-320" belongs there too — find it on SoundClick.
Brother Patrick and the Celts
Brother Patrick and the Celts
A musical story of Patrick and the spiritual warfare with the celts of Ireland.
Independent artist Beanfield Castle drops "Brother Patrick and the Celts", an Acoustic track on SoundClick. Every element serves the song, creating a cohesive listening experience from start to finish. This is a remarkable offering in this genre from this independent artist. Listeners who follow Orchestral will feel right at home with this Beanfield Castle release on SoundClick.
Dadzilla
Dadzilla
This is a fun song that I wrote for my husband for his first Father's Day as a Daddy.
"Dadzilla" is a Blues Rock track by Beanfield Castle on SoundClick. The track carries an emotional weight that lingers well after it ends. The track delivers a memorable listening experience in this genre, and effortlessly connects with the listener. For fans of Orchestral looking for something new, Beanfield Castle delivers on SoundClick.
Imago Dei (Aaron's Song)
Imago Dei (Aaron's Song)
This is the song that I wrote for my son Aaron's dedication. He was born 6.5 weeks prematurely, but he was so perfectly made, and he developed so rapidly, that I couldn't help but marvel at how fearfully and wonderfully made he is by God.
"Imago Dei (Aaron's Song)" by Beanfield Castle is an Acoustic production available on SoundClick. Every element serves the song, creating a cohesive listening experience from start to finish. The arrangement unfolds with a natural ease, guiding the listener through a more immersive experience. For fans of Orchestral looking for something new, Beanfield Castle delivers on SoundClick.
Prayer and Blessing (Tom and Josh's song)
Prayer and Blessing (Tom and Josh's song)
A song I wrote for my sons Tom and Josh, for their dedication.
SoundClick artist Beanfield Castle presents "Prayer and Blessing (Tom and Josh's song)", a remarkable release in the Acoustic genre. It rewards close listening, revealing new details on each playthrough. The track delivers a memorable listening experience in this genre, and effortlessly connects with the listener. If Orchestral is in your rotation, "Prayer and Blessing (Tom and Josh's song)" belongs there too — find it on SoundClick.
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I'm actually my own band :) I sequence music to accompany myself, usually with me playing an acoustic instrument and singing for the final mix.
Have you performed in front of an audience?
I only play live - I've never played dead :)
Your musical influences
I enjoy a wide variety of music, and particularly enjoy acoustic music. That said, you can have a lot of fun with electronics, too.
What equipment do you use?
I use Garritan Personal Orchestra for some of the sequenced instrument sounds. I also use a number of soundfonts for those, too. For my acoustic work, I use Taylor and Lowden guitars. I have a cheap mandocello that I "play at" and is a lot of fun for the different timbre and versatility. I also have some homemade instruments that I use: hammered dulcimer, bowed psaltery, and bodhran. Pennywhistles are Howard (low D), Dixon High D, and assorted less expensive Walton, Generation, and Susato whistles. For my basses, I use a Rogue 5-Pro (fretted) which I built a new body for (mahogany and flamed purpleheart - yummy!) and a Rogue viola which I defretted and added an LR Baggs Element pickup to, making a really versatile bass stable with just two instruments.
Anything else?
I use Notation Composer (www.notation.com) for putting together my music. I can use it to sequence the parts I can't play, and to work up the printed parts for those I do play acoustically. It totally rocks! You can check out the features of Composer at http://www.notation.com/NotationComposer.php. Use it to check out the sheet music for some of my songs on the Notation Users Community Forum at http://www.notation.com/Forum.htm. You can also use it to view and play the sheet music for any midi file. You can use it to create your own music files like I've done. Check it out at http://www.notation.com/Download.php for a free 30 day trial download.
Bad Axe, MI
USA
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305068
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Comments (6)
Hi Cherry,
Just listened to all your songs. I think the first one (Carol of the Bells) is very beatiful, but also the Celtic Mode, and Communion Aire was good.
Thanks for the message board e-mail.Yours is the first. The rap version of Psalm 23 is cool. You are a lady of many skills.
Fred
Hey what's up! I listened to your Psalm 23 rap. It was knda cool to hear tyhat super old school type beat and rap style. Thats my only recommendation that you chnge it to Old School subgenre instead of bass rap.
I'm listening to "Beanfield Winter" and it is beautiful. I have been playing about with trying to capture the feel of various settings and experiences and moods, and your recordings give me a higher benchmark.
Also, having just begun to experiment with recording, I've got to add that your recording is almost as impressive as your music!
Just listening to 'Carol of the bells' on your acoustic guitar. Great playing there. Awesome stuff. I have a great deal of Acoustic instrumentation in my music! Keep up the great work!
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