Iām a songwriter, performer, composer, arranger, and recording artist. I create original music, and also offer production/recording services as well as music director and educational workshops.
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Sprout leans into songs about small sparks, big feelings, and all the crooked paths in between ā an intimate, playful mix of originals from songwriter Rob Birdwell, arranged for a multi-talented band of musical co-conspirators.
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Rob Birdwell's arrangement of Feeling Good for Halie Loren and her band. Words and Music by Anthony Newley & Leslie Bricusse. Featuring the Corvallis-OSU Symphony Orchestra, Halie Loren (vocals), Matt Treder (piano), Mark Schneider (bass), Bill Marsh (guitar), Brian West (drums), Rob Birdwell (arranger/conductor).Ā Audio engineering/recording by George Relles and Diana Robson.
I've always been interested in ways to express ideas and emotions through music. As a kid I would write my own lyrics to popular songs. As I learned to play trumpet I would create my own melodies. As I became interested in singing I began to learn more about chord progressions. By the time I was in college I started to get more serious about trying to compose and arrange - turns out it was hard! I attended the Grove School of Music and Dick Grove's teachings would provide me with a solid foundation and I'm still building upon that and continue to learn with every new song, composition or arrangement.
Quietly contains nine songs written, performed, and produced by Rob Birdwell.
The following is an excerpt from the second track, Punkie and the Spitfires.
It's a song about a three-piece band - perhaps the ultimate band - who save the world!
she was a young woman living in dystopian times
fighting "The Forces" any way that she could...
LMNO perform Memories of Senegal live for a Funk in the Forest concert. Featuring Rob Birdwell (trumpet/keys), Nick Rivard (guitar), Page Hundemer (bass), and Brian Bucolo (drums)
Walk The Dog music & lyrics by Rob Birdwell
performed by D'Petal Tones
#dpetaltones #music #corvallis #oregon
Performing Friday, June 16th 6pm for the Chintimini Summer Concert Series
Corvallis Community Center
2601 NW Tyler Ave
Corvallis, Oregon
Dancing Birds - performed by D'Petal Tones
music composed and arranged by Rob Birdwell
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XaoXh18Xg80
@geekmomprojects Have you ever had a project with LED lights where they changed color depending on a change in sound/frequency? I've long wanted to add some LEDs to my trumpet mute (or instrument as a whole) so that the lights would change when I played different notes. I have some background in programming, but I've yet to summon the patience or commitment to explore this... but it seems like it would be fun or a once-in-while novelty.
Portland Avenue (excerpt)
https://youtube.com/shorts/v8azXi1gDeg?feature=share
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is pete gonna fox it up tonight
is pete gonna tell them dudes to fight
is pete gonna pace the stage and shout
fat bottom generals you need to lose a few good pounds