Music of David Evan Thomas on Spotify

I‘ve created a Spotify playlist as a convenient way to hear my commercially recorded music. It gives a pretty fair overview of my work, approaching from afar with the newest release, From the Land of Song, on the album, Threescore, to the very different style of 1987’s Many Happy Returns, written during my Montana days. In between, you’ll hear two substantial chamber pieces, choral works and several arrangements—even a couple of Holiday selections. The playlist is about the length of a concert. CD players seem to be going the way of the Golden Toad, but order them, if you have the equipment. If you’re streaming, I hope you enjoy this playlist. DET

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• From the Land of Song (2010, rev. 2021), played by Laura Sewell, cello; Sonja Thompson, piano
• God be in my head (2006), sung by The National Lutheran Choir, David Cherwien, cond.
• In the blue glen (2006), played by The Debussy Trio
• Carol of the Night (2017), words by Jean Greenwood, sung by VocalEssence Ensemble Singers, Philip Brunelle, cond.
• Thrum (2002) played by the Minneapolis Guitar Quartet
• The Wonderful Wizard of Oz (2013), played  by my sister, Christine Thomas Tsen, cello
• Quiptych (2011), played  by Zeitgeist
• The Wassail Song (2005), played  by Linda Chatterton, flute, Nikki Christopher, harp
• O bell’ alma: Fantasie on Themes from Lucia da Lammermoor (2004), played  by Michele Frisch, flute; Kathy Kienzle, harp
• “The Housatonic at Stockbridge” (Chas. Ives) (arr. 2015), sung by Sahar Hassan with Ladyslipper Ensemble
• Many Happy Returns (1987), played  by Byron Tauchi, violin, Denis Hoff, clarinet, Allison Voth, piano