‘LAUGHING AT THE MOON’

WHEN A POEM BECOMES A SONG

This song, ‘Laughing At The Moon’ belongs to the acclaimed poet & writer, Kathryn Duff. A truly lovely lady. Above is Kate’s song, ‘Laughing At The Moon’. I hope you enjoy.

I had the privilege of working with her providing the melody, vocals and production for this number that is based upon her poem of the same name. I have to say that the best thing about it is that this song was created from Kate’s beautiful poem for a good reason. It was a Christmas present to her husband. How romantic is that?

If you’ve not visited and followed her blog before you can find Kate here A Thousand Bits Of Paper It’s worth the visit. If you like poetry, travel, photography and art, books and philosophy and are curious about life, enhancing your health and having a bit of a laugh now and then this is the place to be.

My thanks to you Kate for the opportunity to work with you.

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Should any poet out there be interested in my ‘Your Poetry to Song’ product then click on the link above.

Save for Kate’s song – Copyright © 2019 Zoolon Audio.  All rights reserved.  Unauthorised copying, reproduction, hiring, lending, public performance and broadcasting prohibited.

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George Blamey-Steeden

Guitarist / Songwriter from the UK. I have a First-Class BA (Hons) in Creative Music Technology. You check out my music via Bandcamp.

20 thoughts on “‘LAUGHING AT THE MOON’”

  3. It’s a beautiful melody. The guitar sounds are amazing, it’s a beautiful rhapsody, George. The music tempo is simply mind blowing and your voice is soothing to the ears. A wonderfully done poem , awesome tribute. Cheers to you both for a fabulous song to poem , poem to song.

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    1. I’m glad you liked it and explained why. That gives me confidence. Thank you, Yasmin. Kate’s words were something else, she is a good poet. If you don’t know her already you should take a look at her work. You’d like her, I know ~ George

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      1. Oh! Katy is a good friend. We bond on twitter too. I have known her for a long time , George. That is why I was doubly delighted to have two of my friends doing this musical poetic collab .

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    1. Thanks, Jim. I glad you listen. This was very much a demo version done for a songwriting module at uni. I keep trying to remember to rerecord it and put it on a new album. I’ve been told by a good few people in the know I should. Thanks again ~ George

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