Tag: Peter Link

Transcript for Scattershot Symphony Episode #16: No Vocals, No Lyrics, Just Music

September 14, 2021September 14, 2021
Posted in News, Podcast TranscriptsTagged Asta Ferrell, Bobby Stanton, Carol Jay, Darryl Tookes, Deep Waters, Julia Wade, Kevin Osborne, La Tanya Hall, Margaret Dorn, Ode to Joy, Peter Link, podcastLeave a Comment

Scattershot Symphony TranscriptEpisode #16No Vocals, No Lyrics, Just Music Return to this episode’s main page Welcome to: Scattershot Symphony The Music of Peter Link (That’s me.) People ask me, “Why “Symphony? You’re not a classical composer.” Well, Wikipedia defines “Symphony”…

Ep #1 Songs I Always Wanted To Sing- Previews

July 7, 2021July 7, 2021
Posted in Featured, News, Podcast TrailersTagged Artist, artistic process, composer, lyricist, music podcast, Peter Link, podcast episode, singer-songwriterLeave a Comment

Preview! Episode #1 – Songs I Always Wanted To Sing Check out these Minute+ Previewsof Scattershot Symphony’s Episode #1 Episode #1 Preview A Episode #1 Preview B Podcast Episode #1 — Songs I Always Wanted To Sing “Have you ever…

On My Way Home – The Video

May 13, 2021June 4, 2021
Posted in Featured, News, VideosTagged Abortion, actor, An Immigrant's Lament, Autocratic Government, Brainstorming, Budget, Character, Cinematic footage, Coup, Determination, Digital artist, Editing, Environment, Every Man, Family America, Frustration, Golden rule, Home, ICE, Imagery, imagination, Immigrant, immigration, In the news, Lament, Loneliness, lyrics, Middle Eastern, music, Music Video, New song, North African, Pandemic, Peter Link, Political Science, Process, social justice, song, Surrealistic, United States, Videographer, Watchfire Music3 Comments

Watch this moving video story of Peter Link’s new song, “On My Way Home” The song is one man’s story of his journey as an Immigrant to America that was made into a music video by videographer, Skye Malone

Meet New Artist Aline Gahongayire

April 27, 2021June 3, 2021
Posted in Featured, Most Recent Flyers, New Artist, New CD, NewsTagged Aline Gahongayire, Inspirational, inspirational singer, Modern African Music, Peter Link, Rwanda, sacred African musicLeave a Comment

This is a sacred album whose words you will probably not understand unless you speak the language of Rwanda, but please, Oh please, don’t let that stop you from being inspired by this wondrous voice, music, and heart-a-plenty from Rwanda’s major talent and star,
Aline Gahongayire.

Episode #9: Part 1 – Sacred Sunday Morning Volume 2

April 9, 2021June 3, 2021
Posted in News, PodcastTagged Antigua, Balm, bible, Bible Stories, body, Broadway, composer, consciousness, Creation, Creator, Crucifixion, Disciple, Five Questions, Gilead, God, Interpreter, Isaiah, Jamaica, Jenny Burton, Jesus, Julia Wade, lilies, Lincoln Center, mary magdalene, Messenger, Mindy Jostyn, music, music podcast, New York City, Peace, Peace Be Still, Peter Link, podcast, prodigal, psalm, Psychedelics, Repertoire, Revelation, Sacred Sunday Morning, songs, Story Teller, Sunday Morning, The Christ, The River, Thirteenth disciple, Watchfire MusicLeave a Comment

Scattershot Symphony – The Music of Peter LinkA Podcast Episode #9: Part 1Sacred Sunday Morning Volume 2 Sacred Sunday Morning Volume 2 is an exploration of stories and concepts from the Bible. With Guest Artist Julia Wade, both Link and…

Inspirational Music for Humans

April 1, 2021May 2, 2021
Posted in Featured, Most Recent Flyers, NewsTagged Branice McKenizie, Chieli Minucci, Is Anybody Listening?, Jenny Burton, Julia Wade, Leon Williams, Music for Humans, Peter Link, Philip Fortenberry, Rebecca Minor, Steve Blanchard, Suzanna Sifter, Zack DanzigerLeave a Comment

Where Do You Go For Your
Inspiration?
What Do You Turn To?
Our Source Is Music.
(An’ we got lots of it!)

The Gospel Truth – Previews

March 5, 2021June 4, 2021
Posted in Featured, News, Podcast TrailersTagged Amazing Grace, Aretha Franklin, ascension, Cantata, chariot, choir, chord progressions, composer, concert, Disciple, Edwin Hawkins Singers, evolution, flop, God, Goin' Home Gospel Cantata, Gospel, gospel classics, Gospel Music, Gospel/R&B, History of Gospel Music, hit show, Jenny Burton, master, Mindy Jostyn, Musical, Oh Happy Day, Orchestration, Peter Link, rhythm, slave, slavery, songs, soul, Spirit, Spirituals, The Jenny Burton Experience, The Winans, theater, Truth, whitney houston3 Comments

Peter Link opens up his world of Gospel primarily through the magnificent talents of Jenny Burton and a host of other NYC studio singers that he had the fantastic opportunity to work with for decades.

Episode #7 – The Gospel Truth

March 5, 2021June 3, 2021
Posted in News, PodcastTagged Amazing Grace, Aretha Franklin, ascension, Cantata, chariot, choir, chord progressions, composer, concert, Disciple, Edwin Hawkins Singers, evolution, flop, God, Goin' Home Gospel Cantata, Gospel, gospel classics, Gospel Music, Gospel/R&B, History of Gospel Music, hit show, Jenny Burton, master, Mindy Jostyn, Musical, Oh Happy Day, Orchestration, Peter Link, rhythm, slave, slavery, songs, soul, Spirit, Spirituals, The Winans, theater, Truth, whitney houstonLeave a Comment

Peter Link opens up his world of Gospel primarily through the magnificent talents of Jenny Burton and a host of other NYC studio singers that he had the vast opportunity to work with for decades.

Jenny Burton’s New World

March 1, 2021April 10, 2021
Posted in Featured, New CD, NewsTagged healing music, hope and renewal, Jenny Burton, Music to inspire, New World, Panacea, Pandemic, Peter Link, The Best of Jenny Burton CDLeave a Comment

Jenny Burton’s New World A Great Panacea in Troubled Times Jenny Burton brings an album that tells a story of hope and renewal. New World is guaranteed to lift your spirits in these troubled times. “Burton is indeed a musical…

Episode #6 – Songs of Love and Heartbreak

February 6, 2021June 3, 2021
Posted in News, PodcastTagged break up, breakup, Brigadoon, Broadway, camelot, cheating, Danny Madden, Darryl Tookes, Haagen Daz, heartbreak, Jenny Burton, Jillian Armsbury, Judy McLane, Julia Wade, Love, magic, Margaret Dorn, mating game, My Fair Lady, pain, passion, Peter Link, pleasure, pride, romantic love, seduction, song, songwriter, Steve Blanchard, Sundown, tears, The Jenny Burton Experience, tragedy, Valentine's Day, Valentine’s Day, Watchfire MusicLeave a Comment

There is an arc, a kind of universal story, to this Episode #6 of Scattershot Symphony. It is a song cycle of the rise and fall (and the eternality) of Love … specifically romantic love.