A perfect theme song for Young People’s Concerts, this catchy tune celebrates the wondrous effect that music has on our lives. Originally commissioned by the Pittsburgh Symphony, it has caught on as an interactive theme song with audiences across the United States.
Children in the audience contribute lyrics and are guided to create their own melody in this educational exploration of our personal feelings about music. ~
~ Dr. Russell Wagoner, Musical Director Dominican Convent, Sparkill, NY
The text for May the Lord Bless You, (Y’varechecha in Hebrew), for chorus and orchestra is also known as the Priestly Blessing or Aaronic Blessing from the Torah. The work begins with the French horn issuing a rhythmic declamation of the Hebrew prayer, “Shehecheyanu” (Blessed are you, Lord our God, King of the Universe, for […]
~ This soaring anthem serves as stirring inspiration in the face of tragic circumstances. Featured in the 2023 Boston Pops Winter Holiday Concerts! Watch Video (Bangor Symphony Orchestra) PROGRAM NOTES: In celebration of the Leonard Bernstein Centenary (August 25, 2018), Lucas Richman received permission from the Leonard Bernstein Office to create a new work for […]
Volume 1 – “The Melodious Spirit” This first volume of songs for soprano and piano features a series of works in which spiritual text has been uplifted by Lucas Richman’s heartfelt expression through melodic lyricism. Notes: In the Jewish tradition, the Bible is chanted through a complex system of “tropes” or cantillations. The Bible is […]
~ Holidays 2018 Joyous voices sweet and clear will deliver heaps of holiday cheer! Favorite carols and new surprises are in store for all! This will be the final holiday concert led by our treasured and beloved music director, Ken Hardin. Join us in celebrating the season. https://youtu.be/KGiFimdsZuY
~ Holidays 2018 Joyous voices sweet and clear will deliver heaps of holiday cheer! Favorite carols and new surprises are in store for all! This will be the final holiday concert led by our treasured and beloved music director, Ken Hardin. Join us in celebrating the season. https://youtu.be/KGiFimdsZuY
In the spirit of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s “Do Re Mi”, this song enlivens the basics of how musical triads are built and used to harmonize melodies. ~
A festive orchestral work perfect for any celebration highlighting the importance of young people and their involvement in art and music. Commissioned and premiered by the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra. ~