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Good Time Just Wait for You

Post Published June 19, 2019 by whstott@msn.com

When it was a rainy day and I had nothing much to do, I was thinking about my dreams and this is what I created to sing. Listen in the SoundCloud library here: https://soundcloud.
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Riviera

Post Published June 18, 2019 by Justin Park

I wrote this piece thinking of something that should flow as a river. I didn't want the title to be "The River," but rather something that was more creative and easygoing.
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‘Misted’: music for saxophone and piano, by Abe Effress, 11

Post Published September 11, 2018 by Jane Levi

I have been playing saxophone since I moved to Los Angeles from the mountains of Colorado four years ago. This year, I wrote a piece for piano and submitted it to the Composers Today program for young...
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‘Glocken der Fantasie’ for oboe and piano by Justin Park, 13

Post Published August 13, 2018 by Jane Levi

I started to compose when I was about 9 years old and wrote about 5 pieces of music. Back then I had played the piano for about 5 years already. I started to play the oboe when I was about 12 years ...
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World Peace, Piano Music by Rik Bhattacharyya, 12

Post Published November 4, 2017 by William Rubel

Rik Bhattacharyya, who is twelve, in 2017 wrote this piano piece in response to some of the turmoil taking place in the world today. This is his thinking behind the piece: Currently our world is going...
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Let this be the World, a song without words by Kathleen Werth, 8

Post Published October 27, 2017 by William Rubel

This lovely song by Kathleen Werth, 8, is beautiful musical moment. There are big formal pieces of music but there are also in all of our lives the songs we hum to ourselves.
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“March” by Frederick Ouseley, 6, composed in 1833.

Post Published March 23, 2017 by William Rubel

This March was composed by Frederick Ouseley (1825-1889) when he was six years old. Frederick grew up to become a composer of church music. He started composing at the age of three -- an older sister...
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Music Contest Winners 2017

Post Published February 22, 2017 by Jane Levi

The entries for our February 2017 Music Contest, in which Stone Soup readers recorded their performances of Anna Steiger's childhood composition La Valse des Fleurs (Flower Walz), were so good we deci...
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Thief in the Night

Post Published February 18, 2017 by William Rubel

This lovely piano piece is written by Julius Ugo, age 11. Julius lives in Toronto, Canada.
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Advanced piano players! Hard music by young composers.

Post Published February 10, 2017 by William Rubel

Frederick Ouseley (1825-1889) was a British musician and composer. He specialized in church music. He started writing music when he was three -- his sister transcribed those first pieces.
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