I’ve just finished producing an all cello Christmas instrumental album for Michelle Beauchesne, just in time for the holidays. Ho, ho, ho!
“Cello Christmas Classics”, by Michelle Beauchesne.
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Rescue is now available in iTunes! “Rescue” in iTunes.
Also available on Bandcamp here: “Rescue” on Bandcamp.
I recorded a cover of the song Grease and thought it would be fun to give it a lyrical twist. Check out how the original lyrics work with the new chorus.
Peace is the Word is available now in iTunes.
There is now a beautiful Yamaha C5 Piano in my studio, all miked up!
Anyone want to record? 🙂
I’m happy to report that Michelle Beauchesne of Sean & Michelle is the featured solo cellist in the extremely huge Call of Duty – Black Ops game soundtrack, composed by Sean Murray. It sounds fantastic!
Listen to The Wall which features her cello solo.
Listen to the complete album.
This song is about losing everything but still finding joy in what you have. It particularly resonates with me having lost my recording studio to a wildfire.
This is a live recording in what will be the new studio which is currently under construction.
Beautiful Day – Lyrics, Free Download >>
75 North Baldwin Avenue
Sierra Madre, CA 91024
October 30th 6:00pm – 8:00pm
Dinner Delights (tea, sandwiches, salad , cheese platter, etc.)
Please bring your own beverage — No corkage fee!
$20 a person , or $35 a couple
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All this with Sean & Michelle out on the patio with new twinkly lights!
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I have to say that I really enjoy these song requests. I was given one the other day asking for a song about painting or making art—Yet another topic I wouldn’t typically write about.
I called my friend (music producer) Robinson Eikenberry to see if he wanted to collaborate. We got together at my place and spent a few minutes sharing our chord progression ideas while whimpering lyric-less melodies, peppered with an occasional relevant word. We found inspiration in the idea of feeling creative, more than just the physical act of making art. From there we chose a couple of chord progressions and arranged them in a way that seemed to evoke an inspired feeling.
Sean McCue 