Welcome to The Listening Room
A space for calm, connection and sound
Sit back, take a breath, and enjoy a few handpicked pieces from our hearts to yours.
I wrote “The Way Home” during a moment of homesickness while performing and living full-time on the road. It captures the longing for home - and the peace of discovering it within yourself.
“The Knight’s Ride” was inspired by my travels through Ireland, where I wandered medieval castles and imagined knights galloping across misty hills. This piece carries the rhythm of hooves, the tension of battle, and the spirit of ancient courage.
This traditional Irish melody marked my first dive into Celtic music - and I was amazed by how naturally it flowed on the Chapman Stick. It blends lively rhythm with timeless beauty, capturing the heart of Irish tradition in a new voice.
This version of “Time After Time” was inspired by Eva Cassidy’s heartfelt reinterpretation of the song. Her approach showed how a familiar melody can take on a whole new meaning - and guided the mood for our romantic arrangement.
“Morning Has Broken” is part of an album celebrating the iconic singer-songwriters of the ‘60s and ‘70s. Reinterpreted on two Chapman Sticks, this version brings a fresh instrumental voice to Cat Steven’s timeless classic.
When we first started out, listeners often requested their favorite classic rock songs - each one requiring a careful, thoughtful arrangement for two Chapman Sticks. “Dust in the Wind” is now part of our full-length classic rock album, featuring some of the most iconic hits from the ‘60s and ‘70s, reimagined in our own instrumental voice.
“The First Noel” is a peaceful and heartfelt interpretation of the classic Christmas carol. Performed on two Chapman Sticks, this version brings a gentle, instrumental stillness to the spirit of the season.
“Days Gone By”was the first album I ever created - a personal collection of romantic and classical pieces arranged for two Chapman Sticks. It reflects the beginning of my journey as a musician, filled with emotion, memory, and the quiet beauty of instrumental storytelling.