In this new power ballad, a woman decides to leave her neglectful boyfriend, even though she still has a passion for him, discovering just how strong she is. Choose your transposition:Key of F (Bb3 - D5)Key of G (C4 - E5) (original)Key of A (D4 - F#5)From "Toast"Video is in GDani Pierce at the "So You Think You Can Belt -...

From 11:11 (Formerly known as Relativity) Jumping back and forth in time over three decades, the musical concerns fraternal twins, Derek and Reagan. They discover that there are two things no one can ever escape: time and family. Reagan is a songwriter at a breaking point. The irony of being openly gay while gigging as a wedding singer (when gay marriage...

Lauren Pritchard at Highline Ballroom on 8/12/2013Sheet music includes bass-line and chord chart due to the style and arrangement of the song.

Jonathan Reid Gealt at St. James Theatre Studio, London on 9/15/2013Live performance from London.

This rich original Christmas ballad has been referred to as a "modern standard." Recorded by TONY Nominee Laura Osnes, "Christmas, Will You Stay?" is performed around the world every Holiday season by some of the biggest orchestras, including The Boston Pops.   Key of EbPerformed by Laura Osnes     Performed at Feinstein's 54 Below  

Music & Lyrics by Billy RecceA young woman returns to the empty house of a loved one she has since lost.Female Key of Eb (Bb3 - Eb5)Male Key of F (C3-D4)Allison Strong at the York Theatre Company's "NEO 2017"

Jonathan Reid Gealt at Birdland, NYC on 11/29/2015Live performance from the album release concert.

From Love, NY. Krysta Rodriguez at New World Stages on 2/23/2009From a live concert of Love, NY Lauren Marcus at Stage 72 (Triad) NYC on 11/12/2014From the record release concert. Song originally from the musical Love, NYThis song works well on guitar or uke for a different more indy folk feel

From Tiananmen. Alyssa Fox at NYMF Opening Night Party on 7/01/2012 Lindsey Brett Carothers at The Duplex on 5/16/2013Mix it prettily or belt it Alyssa Fox style, this song works either way. Transposition available upon request.