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    • NovaPorte, G&W, Ports America and the Future of Cape Breton Island
    • CBRM Viability Study
    • Solar Power in CBRM
  • Music
    • 2020 Suite
    • Full of Stars
    • July Afternoon
    • L’Humanism Athée
    • Lost Myself
    • Perplexed
  • Vocal Booth Plans
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Album cover for July Afternoon, single by Glen Murrant
Music

July Afternoon

“I’ve taken a bride, she’s here by my side,and I can’t want for more.” I think that about sums it up.

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2020 Suite

This set of three very moody and emotional piano tracks could be called the “Twenty Year Suite” – because I started writing it in 2000. It still isn’t finished, so I’d love to hear your comments.

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Perplexed

Climate change. Pandemic. Global economic collapse. When I wrote this in 2009, I didn’t realize I was writing about the future.

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Album cover for "Lost Myself", single by Glen Murrant
Music

Lost Myself

One of my more mainstream tracks (if you can call it that). Written and recorded in 2009 while I was still trying to find myself.

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L’Humanism Athée (parts 1 & 2)

Albert Camus expressed empathy and compassion toward all of humanity, while at the same time rejecting religion. These two tracks are inspired by his Atheistic Humanism.

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Free Plans

The $500 D.I.Y. Recording Booth

Voice actors around the world are using these plans to build an affordable, effective, vocal isolation recording booth. What are they saying? ... "I am starting off in VO and your plan is absolutely fantastic. RESPECT!" ... "Thank you so much for sharing your hard work!!" ... "Great to see a Canadian video with so many good ideas."

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The $500 D.I.Y. Recording Booth
Back Issues

Bras d’Or Lake in Same League as Mount Olympus

December 31, 2015

Thinking Like Gold

December 24, 2015

Rise Again: The Cape Breton Summertime Review, The Next Generation

July 30, 2015
“Half of the harm that is done in this world is due to people who want to feel important…they do not mean to do harm…they are absorbed in their endless struggle to think well of themselves.”
– T. S. Eliot
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