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A Song for Everyone: Be Kind to Yourself
These last few weeks, we’ve been talking to our younger students about expectations. In our wrap-up today, I’ll be playing them this video: “Be Kind to Yourself” by Andrew Peterson. The more I listen to it, the more I am … Continue reading
Yes, I Want to Thank Someone
Few songs get it as right as Andrew Peterson’s “Don’t You Want to Thank Someone,” and I’m thankful that he has put together a video for it, even though it’s an edit (the original is almost 10 minutes long). I … Continue reading
With 12 Notes, 6 Strings, and a Million Little Mysteries
I am so thankful for musicians and the music they find and make and share. Andrew Peterson’s music has been a big part of my life’s soundtrack these last few years, so any new music from his is always … Continue reading
A Song I Would Sing (to My Students)
I’VE HAD OVER 600 STUDENTS pass through my classroom over the last six years. And while each connection is different, I’d be lying if I did not confess a great deal of care for each of them. I don’t sing … Continue reading
Music in 2012: The December Dismantle
ANY YEAR WITHOUT NEW MUSIC FROM U2 is questionable at best. And 2012 started slow, not much new music out there, at least not for me. Then, around August, things picked up monumentally. Some high points. . . Live Music. … Continue reading
Resting Easy with Andrew Peterson
THESE ARE GOOD TIMES, MUSICALLY. New music from the Avett Brothers, The Killers, Mumford & Sons, and Ben Gibbard are dropping almost every week. The goodness started a few weeks ago with the newest release from Andrew Peterson. His new … Continue reading
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New Music Sunday: Andrew Peterson’s “Carry the Fire”
CAN’T BELIEVE THAT I MISSED THIS, a video of a new song from Andrew Peterson. Like me, you may be eagerly awaiting his newest album, Light for the Lost Boy. Until then, here’s a song recorded a few months ago … Continue reading
Space Enough, and Time 