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An Evening of Songs and Stories
Celebrating
Wintertime,
Christmastime
and the
Holiday
Season |
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Online on Zoom |
Sunday,
Dec
18,
2022
5:00pm
(Pacific/Seattle
time)
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Tickets
Closed |
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Howdy Holidays to you, my friends.
Those of you who have my two
Holiday albums, Songs of the Season
and Winter Tales, are the ones who
talked me into doing a Holiday
concert two years ago. Little did I
know what I was missing out on all
these years. I’m really looking
forward to this year’s concert. It
starts almost matinee-early on the
West Coast, at 5pm. That is so that
our friends on the East Coast and
all in between can join us.
 I’ll
be singing mostly songs from my
Holiday albums — there are half
originals and half reimagined
classics on each album and I think
you’ll be surprised at what I’ve
done with some of the classics.
Quite a few folks have told me that
these are their new Holiday
favorites. I will also play some
songs that are from my albums
through the years.
 Sometimes
the Holidays are hard for us
emotionally, when there is sadness
or loss or loneliness. I want to
laugh together and breathe easier
and help us all to remember that
there is still wonder in this season
and in our lives. I’m looking
forward to sharing stories with you
and whatever comes up in the moment.
Mostly, just being together as if
you’re all here at my house, sitting
around in the living room.
I love singing to you as if you’re
in the front row. In fact, you’ll be
surprised at how intimate it feels.
To you, with my face plastered up
close on your screen, it will look
like I’m six feet from you and
singing to only you the whole dang
time. So be a real good friend and
let me know if I need to blow my
nose, okay? Don’t leave me hangin’.
Yer ol’ fren in the sideways rain,
~Michael
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NOTES about audio;
I recommend that you
connect your computer to
your TV. If you don’t
know how, there are
youtube videos that show
you how. Just go to
YouTube and type in “How
to connect my computer
to TV” You can order an
HDMI cable or whatever
you need from Amazon
quite inexpensively.
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| If you listen on your computer, I highly recommend ear buds or head phones. Also, if there are several of you watching at your house, you can buy a splitter that allows you to plug several sets of head phones at once. |
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If you have never
experienced Zoom,
it’s free to join and
extremely simple. Go too
Zoom.us and join up.
Then go to my website to
register for this event.
I’ll email you your link
and invitation the day
before the show. |
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