On this page you will find links to demos of music that Solomon has created in his recording studio. Most of these MP3 demos include only about 2 minute clips of the entire piece or song.
“Celtic Winds” is a preview of the up-coming flute and piano album, currently being recorded by Solomon and his sister Roxanne. This piece was composed by Solomon and Roxanne. This demo is a preliminary recording only.
“Glencairn” is a preview of a piece composed and recorded by Solomon for the score of a documentary about Glencairn Museum. This piece features piano and orchestra.
“Egyptian Theme” is another piece composed and recorded by Solomon for the Glencairn Documentary.
“Father’s Day” is a demo of an upbeat rock piece that Solomon composed, performed, and recorded. This piece will be used in a project for Calvin Odhner of Balance Point Counseling.
“Bethlehem Lay Sleeping” is a recording for a Christmas Album project with Eleanor Deckert of Seven Predictable Patterns. (This song was arranged, performed, and recorded - but not composed - by Solomon)
“Blessed Night” is from the Christmas album “Earth Today Rejoices!” by the Kempton New Church Men’s A Cappella, which Solomon is a member of. The album was recorded in Solomon’s studio. (This song was not composed by Solomon) All proceeds from the sale of this album go to the Kempton New Church. This album will be available for purchase online very soon. Until then the album can be ordered by sending an email to kempton.acappella@gmail.com.
“Taste of Home” is a song written, performed, and recorded by Solomon. This song was recorded using some older equipment. This demo is primarily included to showcase Solomon’s songwriting abilities.
“Swamp Band” is just a fun jam composed, performed, and recorded by Solomon on some acoustic instruments. (This piece was also recorded using older equipment. Recording the same piece in Solomon’s current studio set-up would produce a recording of higher sound quality.)
“Children’s Singing Christmas Card” is a recording of Solomon’s two toddlers singing songs for the Christmas of 2006. This is a wonderful service that Solomon’s studio can provide… to capture the beautiful sounds of your children before they grow up!
