This is a magnificent musical interpretation of Genesis 6. I've always been
fascinated by this passage. Some years ago I wrote a piece folky based on
it. Perhaps someday I'll record it. Anyway, I deeply appreciate your posting
of this. Inspiring (even timely!).

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Thanks so much for your kind comments. This is only my second post here, and this is my first truly positive comment. I too have always found this passage very interesting and peculiar, with its reference to the sons of god having children with the daughters of men. And who were the Nephilim? Google it and you'll get all sorts of theories!

Thanks again for listening! I'm off to listen to some of your work!

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and dense. I like it, even though it didn't speak to my soul. Did really like the Nephilim section. I'm interested to hear mor from you.

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Thanks, ChrisSly,

I know what you mean about 'speaking to your soul'. I can't say that most of this really does that for me either. It was a piece written in college, and as such, I really felt pressed to experiment with different tonalities and methods of composition. Oddly enough, Composition From the Soul 101 wasn't offered at ECU :)

So if the music seems to sound academic at times it's because, well, it is. However, of all my college pieces this one reflects more soul than any of the others. To me, the ending 'and Noah' part, actually does speak to my soul. But that's just MHO.

Thanks for the encouragement, and I will definitely be posting more soon.


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I think you did a great job. I love to hear songs with powerful vocals and arrangments. I hope you got an "A".

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and yes, I did get an A! For this piece anyway! Thanks for listening. There will be more to come in the very near future.



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It staggers me the breadth of work on this site .... to have written and performed a piece such as this is, well, unthinkable to me ... you're working on a different plain. Beautifuly recorded and reproduced.

Simply stunning, Tim

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thanks man. I've never had someone tell me that I was working on another plain before! If only I were! Maybe that plain would pay better than this one! ;)

Thanks for the comment. I know I have just a couple of pieces here so far. But I have recently and finally figured out how to get a good direct sound from my guitar amp, so I look to be come a regular contributor.

I have VERY eclectic tastes in music so expect all sorts of different things, from classical, to ambient, to heavy to folk.

I'm going to check out your stuff right now.


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