Saturday, January 24, 2026

Playlist

Preface

George Cruikshank, from The Comick Almanack, 1st Series 1835-1843

Texts

Live

January 23, 2026

James Falzone: Mystery of Winter Skies
Chapel Performance Space, Good Shepherd Center, Seattle
James Falzone: composer and penny whistles, Luke Fitzpatrick and Alex Guy: violin, Erin Wight: viola, Rose Bellini: cello

we wait
some chat
some poke their phones
we hear the sound of bowed strings from the green room 

an invocation on penny whistle
seeps into the soil of the string quartet
a soundboard
a resonator 

a song is sung among them
a ritual enactment 

this is not a story
this is not a hero nor a quest 

incense of shruti box 

tunes
solemn processional
(seated) 

stations
of the gently sung 

the constellations turn aside
a hymn is hymned
ends
as the sky ends

Recorded

Skyline Trail, Mt. Rainier National Park
January 17, 2026

Hey Love - Cumulus [from I Never Meant It To Be Like This]

young humans negotiating the world
into which they find themselves born 

city lights eat you up inside

Maple Leaf 181017 B - Keith Eisenbrey

back outside
for more rain
I may have been on the porch for this one

Ussers of Sleep Part 3 - S. Eric Scribner - Patrick Cunningham, S. Eric Scribner [from Ussers of Sleep]

a story with an orange cat
another with a wiener dog
another with a coughing usser

Madrigals, Book IX: Perché se m'odiavi - Claudio Monteverdi - Concerto Italiano, Rinaldo Alessandrini

when we speak
we inflect the thrust of our speech
by varying the pitch
so
any mode of speaking
that determines the pitch of that inflection
is a mode of rhetorical thrust

Gott der Vater wohnt uns bei, BuxWV 190 - Deiterich Buxtehude - Simone Stella

the German church
building its ceremonial music
from the austere hymn tunes
of its communal music

Lasst uns sorgen, lasst uns wachen, BWV 213 - Johann Sebastian Bach - Berliner Solisten, Kammerorchester Berlin, Peter Schreier, Edith Mathis, Carolyn Watkinson, Siegfried Lorenz

performer's personal stamp upon the performance
marking territory 

if it calls attention to itself
especially if it's the same stamp upon everything
defacement by star power
(not egregious here) 

the staggered entrance
of polyphonic voices
is the essence of fugue
the rest is mere fussiness
as far as being a fugue is concerned

Skyline Trail, Mt. Rainier National Park
January 18, 2026

Sonata in C Major, Kk. 309 - Domenico Scarlatti - Pieter-Jan Belder

the art
of finding ways
not
just yet
to cadence

Kinderszene: Am Kamin, Op. 15 #8 - Robert Schumann - Florian Uhlig

a melody tossed between voices

Buch der Lieder I: Der du von dem Himmel bist, S531/5 - Franz Liszt - Alexandre Dossin

release yourself
into the magic reverie
clouds of singing
be swept aloft

4 Pieces: Etude, Op. 56 #4 - Alexander Scriabin - Michael Ponti

the melody stutters in the finger work

Squeeze Me - Louis Armstrong's Hot 5 [from Hot Fives and Sevens]

the music slides easily among the musicians

I've Got a Crush On You - Sarah Vaughan [from Sarah Vaughan Sings George Gershwin]

Broadway song
had a tell
the situation portion
to segue from the action
and point toward
the confession portion
with the memorable tune

Twist and Shout - The Beatles [from Please Please Me]

call and translation to text

See Saw - Pink Floyd [from A Saucerful of Secrets]

this music is its light show 

maximum trippy

Anyway Anyhow Anywhere - David Bowie [from Pin Ups]

macho independence dance

Growin' Up - Bruce Springsteen [from Live at The Roxy]

in search of ferocious glory feeling 

a song bloated by the story he rambles through
but perhaps the song was shapeless to begin with 

difficult to tell through all the jabber

Joanna - Kool & The Gang [a Rescued Record]

nothing to startle amaze or offend 

this song starts by having gone on too long

Paths That Cross - Patti Smith [from Dream of Life]

anthem space
is an intimacy of yearning

Skyline Trail, Mt. Rainier National Park
O Rovas - Black Cat Orchestra [from Dante's Inferno Live Score]

since
one needs imagine a dance
the dance one imagines
is up to you
costumes too

January 19, 2026

Nothing Even Matters (feat. D'Angelo) - Lauryn Hill [from The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill]

favors measured vocal ornaments
neighbor note flips and turns
lightly touched

Oh Ben - Keith Eisenbrey [from Summer Songs/Winter Mix]

this music has been squashed into a wad
from which little can be discerned

Old Time Religion/Working on a Building - Rachel Harrington [from City of Refuge]

for singing on porches

On Tape (Alternate Version) - Lures [from Vacant]

the introductory guitar strums
instruct the band
as to tempo and key
also
provides a midstream articulation

Lu La Lay [from an otherwise unlabeled Christmas Album]

comfort voice
fuzzy blanket 

I am more frustrated than offended
more flabbergasted than frustrated
that
this should pass as sacred music

Intermezzo 5 - Keith Eisenbrey - Keith Eisenbrey [from Keith Eisenbrey #3: 1982-1983]

there seems to be a bit
of some other sound low in the mix
I wonder where that came from?
as though a Banned Rehearsal snuck in all quiet
how strange
I can't think what I would have been thinking
the sound doesn't stop on the cue

You Ought To be Ashamed - Bessie Smith [from Empty Bed Blues]

the air has leaked out of this tempo
it lies limp and heavy on the floor

Bill - Morgana King [from Morgana King Sings The Blues]

slow dance groove

Skyline Trail, Mt. Rainier National Park
Six Days on the Road - Dave Dudley [collected from Dave Marsh's The Heart of Rock & Soul]

trucker tempo
back to the barn

Lady of the Evening - Rusty Dedrick Orchestra [from Irvin Berlin - All By Myself]

Broadway review two-parter
dancers on risers
fashionable costumery

Sea and Sand - The Who [from Quadrophenia]

this is sung successively
on either side of an affectual divide

Wasted - Black Flag [from The First Four Years]

scribbling hard
all the things he was

NY NY - Billygoats [from Bard Sampler 1982-1983]

overdoing the reverb

Banned Rehearsal 161 - Karen Eisenbrey, Keith Eisenbrey, Aaron Keyt [December 17, 1988]

music attendant upon the serving of coffee
an upshot of English orthography's
preservationist attitude anent phonetics
is that
words
are differentially removed
from their sound
orthography
complicates context

invent your own ukulele chords 

this music is an applied pressure
upon the space it projects into 

the peculiar space
that recorded sound inhabits
and incorporates
in real space
is worth distinguishing
the sound
becomes an object of an occurrence
rather than
a pre-objectivized occurrence 

Christmas wishes
from Funmaker to you! 

love the balance
between upfront toy piano
and soft backhush low tones
on the not a toy piano 

soft brass
in-your-ear toots

Skyline Trail, Mt. Rainier National Park
January 20, 2026

Go On Miss Janet/Throb - Janet Jackson [from Janet]

a music can be a dance
and a music can be for a dance
and a music can be for dancing to
and a music can shape itself
by and to
a social situation
that encourages dance
including the negotiations preceding 

this dance moves in short straight lines
left right
fro and back
no diagonals in this grid

The Garden - PJ Harvey [from Is This Desire?]

story begins in the middle
at point of decision
slips to the side
all between the same bindings

Track 5 [from Eisenbrey 2003 {from my mom's collection}]

this sounds Russian?
string ensemble
familiarish
but I can' t place it
Tchaikovsky or Borodin
or one of that crew

Gradus 149 - Neal Kosály-Meyer - Neal Kosály-Meyer [December 8, 2008]

some notes are solid objects
some are bubbles in a stream 

where an event sits
within our experience of events
is not strictly analogous
to its position on a time line 

two events
can be
a here
and a there
to each other
interchangeably
irrespective
of time point comparison 

a music
open
to outside of music
not quite self-contained
but determinate

Skyline Trail, Mt. Rainier National Park
I Don't Know - Cornelius Dufallo, Patrick Derivaz [from Bass Violin]

lava lamp liquidity lumps
looping lazily
dazzlingly
electric spirit blossoms
so pretty 

so
what's so terrible
about simply making music 

puppet of the culture
stare at it back
culture
is authority
and must be questioned

Gradus 341 - Neal Kosály-Meyer [October 29, 2018]

he reads out his bingo cards of notes
and the tumbler is rolled
and out the note balls bounce upon the floor
Bdldldldl Bdldldldl
into the dark cellars we tumble
into puddles on the concrete slab
lit by a feeble flame
but lit all the same 

registral seriality
Meta-Variations declines to define pitch
preferring it to be primitive
or
if we start at pitch
what can we build
and how might it compare
with starting with something else
as undefined primitive?
would the structure of the models
be similar in interesting ways?

When I Closed My Eyes - Steve Layton [from No Mind]

objects in space
float past the viewing screen
signals in time drift
across the listening screen

When I Woke Up This Morning - Jim Jackson [from That Devilin' Tune]

that's why I'm going to send you this song
she's gone gone gone

I Don't Want to Play In Your Yard - Peggy Lee [from Sea Shells]

dreamy childhood kink
but she sells it
we'll flirt
with phrases from a children's book
of comportment and politesse

Night Train - Paul Revere and The Raiders [from The Legend of Paul Revere]

keep it simple stupid
it sells

Ball and Chain - Big Brother and the Holding Company [from Cheap Thrills]

low in the throat
curled around the energy of the emerging blues

Dirty Little Girl - Elton John [from Goodbye Yellow Brick Road]

misogyny pop
let's talk nasty boy
to bond
with the nasty boys guild

My Town - The Michael Stanley Band [collected from Dave Marsh's The Heart of Rock & Soul]

over-extended guitar strum introduction
muscular projection

Gangsta Gangsta - N.W.A. [from Straight Outta Compton]

filling shoes of a legend hero

Never Forget You - Mariah Carey [from Music Box]

end of phrase ornament
a quick 3-step descent

I Guess I Planted - Billy Bragg & Wilco [from Mermaid Avenue]

this sound
overwhelms its song
with shrill guitars and plodding drums

Oh Lady - Keith Eisenbrey - Keith Eisenbrey [from Summer Songs/Winter Mix]

writhing in sensual tension

Skyline Trail, Mt. Rainier National Park
January 21, 2026

Roadmap to Nippletown - Antique Scream [from Antique Scream]

this song must be approached warily
'cause we're gonna talk dirty
and we revel in the shame of it

Watered Down - Swearin' [from Surfing Strange]

changes
in the shape of the stanza
differently shaped stanza
differently shaped changes

Wants to Get Out - Amy Denio [from Lost in Space, Live at The Player's Lounge]

changes
in the form
of an unspooling scroll

Intermezzo 6 - Keith Eisenbrey - Keith Eisenbrey [from Keith Eisenbrey #3: 1982-1983]

if a second bunch of notes
seems to reference a first bunch of notes
we will seek
to continue a chain of reference
same with bunches of bunches
seeming to reference
is all that matters

I'm Wild About My Lovin' - Jim Jackson [from Really The Blues]

an advertisement brag
mule cart tempo

Blue Genius - Ray Charles, Milt Jackson [from Soul Brothers/Soul Meeting]

they speak as three ears in one
somehow
the bass and the drums
are one ear

Skyline Trail, Mt. Rainier National Park
The Bird's The Word - The Rivingtons [collected from Dave Marsh's The Heart of Rock & Soul]

dance craze for teen mouseketeers

I'm So Tired - The Beatles [from The Beatles (The White Album)]

using his words
but letting it all hang out in the chorus

I Will Take That Ride - Betty Davis [from Betty Davis]

fantasizing
being the kind of guy
that the kind of girl
who would say
that sort of thing
to that kind of guy
would say
that kind of thing to
were you
that sort of guy
you fantasize being

Think Too Much (a) - Paul Simon [from Hearts and Bones]

the groove
moves
like a beautiful machine 

mid rhymes
experienced
a period
of grace

Banned Rehearsal 162 - Karen Eisenbrey, Keith Eisenbrey, Aaron Keyt, Neal Kosály-Meyer [December 22, 1988]

we seem to be waiting
only occasionally bumping a note
bumps are invitations
I wonder if this might be something Neal was doing for us
we seem so politely quiet
to be listening 

thinking with pitches played
along with pitches sung 

feeling a way lower
search out footing 

anything to do
must take up
a whole alottment of time 

Skyline Trail, Mt. Rainier National Park
we relax out of our listening
must have been a written out thing 

I insist on verbalization
must have been a birthday piece for Aaron
but avoid it when possible
perhaps the second Pastoral?
music composed in the past tense
always describing something
before
that had happened
a Perdulaise?
the retraction of Euchababilla?
here for all time
the secret is out
I say
I am careful
to observe
that
I am under no obligation
to say
perhaps Neal had not seen my journal in a while 

smoking a saxophone

Da Mystery of Chessboxin' - Wu-Tang Clan [from Enter The Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)]

an outfit
with a mode of acting
a stage show

The Lonely Little Thrift Store - Jonathan Richman [from I'm So Confused]

avocado green appliances
scent of domestic violence
detritus of divorce

Banned Rehearsal 749 - Karen Eisenbrey, Keith Eisenbrey, Neal Kosály-Meyer [December 15, 2008]

guitar and trumpet
in a chilly studio
light percussion articulation
the microphones are pointed out audibly
one over here
and one over there

Venus - Lady Gaga [from Artpop]

dance club
immediacy of pounding
cram the moving bodies together

January 22, 2026

Banned Rehearsal 969 - Karen Eisenbrey, Keith Eisenbrey, Steve Kennedy, Aaron Keyt, Neal Kosály-Meyer [November 5, 2018]

we begin immediately
because the listening
was already present
we bounce our sounds around
across mechanisms
we drum and bong some bells
negotiations between motor brain
and saying brain

hands
are a tool
for grappling with space 

triadic harmony
is difficult to transgress
unnoticed 

the image of stability sustained
can only be continued or broken 

warm viola tones
let's sing a little song

Skyline Trail, Mt. Rainier National Park
Let's Not Kid Ourselves - Star Anna [from Love Shades {streamed February 14, 2018}]

a song about breaking up
but first we tune

Kassey Jones Parts 1 and 2 - Furry Lewis [from Anthology of American Folk Music]

working man legend song
water was low
watch was slow

You'll Never Walk Alone - Nina Simone [from Little Girl Blue]

the tearjerker anthem's
tearjerker anthem

What'll I Do - The Fleetwoods [from Come Softly To Me]

soft porn vocal harmonies
in threesome parts

Here's That Rainy Day (alternate) - Bill Evans [from Alone]

the song flows
but we are present
at each of its moments

Peacherine Rag - Scott Joplin - E. Power Biggs

might a rag
be a way
for phrases to behave
in twos and fours 

organized
by a cyclic chord change pattern

Forgive Me (My Little Flower Princess) - John Lennon [from Milk and Honey]

this sounds to me unfinished
not all the words are filled in yet

665 - Soundgarden [from Ultramega OK]

somebody was left alone with the equipment on

Pennyroyal Tea - Nirvana [from Unplugged in New York]

long eee vowel
on the same high pitch
at the end of successive lines

In Session at The Tintinabulary

January 18, 2026

Hartford - Keith Eisenbrey

January 19, 2026

Skyline Trail, Mt. Rainier National Park
Gradus 426 - Neal Kosály-Meyer

a phantasm of pitch emerges
as a dynamic terrain 

descends lightly
to bless gently 

familiar faces
from new surrounds 

composing
so as
to maximize the distinctions
between events
by maximizing
the intricacy
of their internal articulations 

a compositional object
is so
by virtue
of its internal articulations 

parklands
among the steppes

Postscripts

Drops

Music of Kosály-Meyer, Verrall, Palmer, Baker, Oldham, Osborn, and Cobb

This album is a selection of music by various Seattle-area composers, composed between the 1940s and 2010 or so.

recordings of my compositions (and more!) can be found at keitheisenbrey.bandcamp.com - free to download or stream

Saturday, January 17, 2026

Playlist

Skyline Trail, Mt. Rainier National Park
Preface

"There is, one knows not what sweet mystery about this sea, whose gently awful stirrings seem to speak of some hidden soul beneath; like those fabled undulations of the Ephesian sod over the buried Evangelist St. John. And meet it is, that over these sea-pastures, wide-rolling watery prairies and Potters' Fields of all four continents, the waves should rise and fall, and ebb and flow unceasingly; for here, millions of mixed shades and shadows, drowned dreams, somnambulisms, reveries; all that we call lives and souls, lie dreaming, dreaming, still; tossing like slumberers in their beds; the ever-rolling waves but made so by their restlessness.

To any meditative Magian rover, this serene Pacific, once beheld, must ever after be the sea of his adoption. It rolls the midmost waters of the world, the Indian ocean and Atlantic being but its arms. The same waves wash the moles of the new-built Californian towns, but yesterday planted by the recentest race of men, and lave the faded but still gorgeous skirts of Asiatic lands, older than Abraham; while all between float milky-ways of coral isles, and low-lying endless Archipelagoes, and impenetrable Japans. Thus this mysterious, divine Pacific zones the world's whole bulk about; makes all coasts one bay to it; seems the tide-beating heart of the earth."

Herman Melville, from Moby-Dick; or, The Whale.

Texts

Recorded

Skyline Trail, Mt. Rainier National Park
January 10, 2026

Banned Playalong Playedalong 4 - Karen Eisenbrey, Keith Eisenbrey, Aaron Keyt [November 18, 1988]

on an ice sheet swept by gales
listing meats to eat 

I sing of the manly breakfast
taken out of doors
dressed in syrup from Vermont
corn flakes
raisin bran
and froot loops
and cheerios swimming in milk
cereals with a prize on the bottom 

Whitmanesque inventories
and the just too close voice
of Proust
on assuagement of suffering
not a positive joy 

partake
of the five-tiered wedding cake
closeted
with the little person inside me 

I sing the toaster electric

the building of a thingness
from the stuff of itself
Urthing
Urersatz 

I was confused
gave me quite a start 

language can pull interpsychic states
out of common experience
such as
a bare modifier
such as
"weird"
being
an adequate expression
of the sentence
"That is weird."
though subject and predicate
are silently understood
seamless intersubjective

Nanwei Chin Su - Japan - [from The World Sings Goodnight]

it doesn't harm each of these tracks on their own
but over time
the uniformity of sound-engineering
imparts a weird sense of deadness to the enterprise

I'll Dip - Aretha Franklin [from A Rose is Still a Rose]

the variety of vocal productions
that pass across her sung line
is a jaw drop

Little Drummer Boy (feat. Bobbi Kristina Brown) - Whitney Houston [from One Wish: The Holiday Album]

brings his little drummer friends over
and they're gonna go all taiko 

the little taiko tyke

Skyline Trail, Mt. Rainier National Park
January 11, 2026

Zither Film Mix Reversed - Keith Eisenbrey [November 30, 2008]

the last of the preliminary mix tracks
of which there were six
three regular
and three reversed
all six
were then to be combined
to make the final item in the series
since the three regular mixes
all begin with a dense texture
and finish with a thin
and the reversed mixes
begin thin and end densely
the resulting conglomerated track
will begin and end dense
and thin out toward the middle
like the shape of saddle 

if anything now
can be music
then
the usefulness of the term
may be nigh vacuity 

perhaps
we want new terms
for the various species of objects under consideration 

one might regard the desire
to include anything at all
as music
as a desire
to valorize those anythings at all
with an epithet
a badge
rather than
a desire to understand them 

we often assert that a music
is
or is like
such things
as poems
pictures
dramas
dances
et cetera 

is it as commonplace
for those other modes
to be asserted to be
or to be like
those
its fellow modes? 

what then do we mean? 

going in the dense to thin direction
the first moment
of no sound
is an immediately attended event
whereas
in the other direction
the last such moment of silence
is always provisional
and retrospected

Leave Me Behind - Acapulco Lips [from Acapulco Lips]

alas
another victim of the loudness wars
though here it's mostly the instruments who hog the mix
convinced it's all about them

Anvik - Aaron Keyt - Keith Eisenbrey [December 19, 2025]

this music
is a delicate explanation
by several voices

Nature Lives in Motion - S. Eric Scribner [from Adjacencies]

Aaron
above
manipulated notes
to make note things
out of sounds
Steve
here
manipulates sounds
to make sound things
out of sounds 

timbre can be distinguished
but can't be laid out
except upon a merely plausible spectrum 

their various distinguished categories
form only loose and permeable alliances 

and yet
note-like things appear 

this music
is a walk
in a large garden

Madrigals, Book IX: Alle danze, alle gioie - Claudio Monteverdi - Concerto Italiano, Rinaldo Alessandrini

this song is dancing on a stage

Komm, heiliger Geist, Herre Gott, BuxWV 200 - Dieterich Buxtehude - Stimone Stella

wisdom floats down upon us
a blessing from heaven

Skyline Trail, Mt. Rainier National Park
January 12, 2026

Man singet mit Freuden vom Sieg, BWV 149 - Johann Sebastian Bach Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra, Amsterdam Baroque Choir, Ton Koopman

episodes differentiated by tonal/polyphonic procedure
phrases crafted to assist in the comprehension of the text's rhetorical rhythm 

complete a sentence
complete a phrase 

what has been bubbling along
behind what one attends
reveals itself
in spillover continuations 

an extensive chorale to finish
with brass flourish

Sonata in C major, Kk. 308 - Domenico Scarlatti - Pieter-Jan Belder

at a gracious tempo
even in heavy fabrics
long pauses

Symphonie Fantastique, S470 - Hector Berlioz, arranged by Franz Liszt - Leslie Howard

this is quite fun as a solo piano piece 

Liszt
in great excitement
tells us
the symphony
that Berlioz wrote 

waltz emerging
from a tectonic rumble

technicolor widescreen beheading

Skyline Trail, Mt. Rainier National Park
January 13, 2026

Kinderszenen: Träumerei, Op. 15 #7 - Robert Schumann - Florian Uhlig

lifted from next to nothing
nestling back

4 Pieces: Nuances, Op. 56 #3 - Alexander Scriabin - Michael Ponti

a melody
in counterpoint
to
an invariantly figured accompaniment

West End Blues - Louis Armstrong [from Smithsonian Collection of Classic Jazz]

this music
faces out
into the room it fills 

does it also
pull the listener
into itself? 

it pulls us toward
but not into
its workings

Last Night - Buddy Holly and The Crickets [from The 'Chirping' Crickets]

this music
is an act
it sings
as though it were personal
to the singer

Money - The Beatles [from With The Beatles]

this music
is an attitude strut

A Hazy Shade of Winter - Simon & Garfunkel [from Bookends]

this music
pretends to sophistication
of a literary hue

Eclipse - Pink Floyd [from the Dark Side of The Moon]

this
to that
of grandeur

She's The One - Bruce Springsteen [from Live at The Roxy]

this music
rides on its own glory
or is nothing 

rollercoaster

Skyline Trail, Mt. Rainier National Park
Six Intermezzi (Studio Version) - Keith Eisenbrey - Jill Borner, Keith Eisenbrey

assembled from my 1983 recordings

this music is a face
it presents itself
without explanation 

we observe them happening
optimally
there are not layers
been you and it
it is
after all
at your ear 

life in my 1983 head
confounding
of up and down
as a valid metaphor of pitch

Paths That Cross - Patti Smith [from Dream of Life]

some poets latch on
to the rhythms and flow of demotic music

All About Nothing - Fastbacks [from Zucker]

a band
to be a band
would be bent
to a single focused
brand
of sound
to stand
out
on the shelf 

a body of novelty acts

I Don't Do Floors - James King [from Bed By The Window]

marital bickering hoe down dance

Everybody - Keith Eisenbrey - Keith Eisenbrey [from Summer Songs/Winter Mix]

this is what happens
when I am left without a piano

Symphony in F Major, Op. 93 (#8) - Ludwig van Beethoven - Skagit Symphony

first movement broadly struggles a bit 

some of those wind players
may have found refreshment
at intermission 

ever over-eager brass
get their moment 

all the little clock parts
rush to their places 

here's the part
the horn player
practiced the most

Golden Goddess II - Antique Scream [from Two Bad Dudes]

Sweetwater Catalogue hype true believers 

bicep bros

Punch Back - Steve Layton [from Próxima Estación]

this groove continues to drill
until the plug is pulled from the wall

Intermezzo 3 - Keith Eisenbrey - Keith Eisenbrey [from Keith Eisenbrey 3: 1982-1983]

thin voices
of narrow registral adjacency 

a voice
of center-of-sonority polyphony
of two levels
of apprehension

Skyline Trail, Mt. Rainier National Park
Worried Blues - Gladys Bentley [from That Devilin' Tune]

voice of experience

Crying - Roy Orbison [from For The Lonely]

frown clown

Selections 2 - Lake Washington Singers [June 14, 1963]

another
presumably
incompletely labeled tape 

this gentleman singing
is not the Lake Washington Singers
that I remember

Don't Tease Me - ? and The Mysterians [from The Best of ? and The Mysterians]

the quasi-calliope sound of the B3

You Light Up My Life - Carole King [from Fantasy]

broad relatability
aspirationally acceptable

Nervous Breakdown - Black Flag [from The First Four Years]

punk clown
pretend to be an angry brit
from the streets

Euro Session - Janus Circus [from Bard Sampler 82-83]

street fair
contraption music

Skyline Trail, Mt. Rainier National Park
January 14, 2026

Banned Playalong Playedalong 5 - Karen Eisenbrey, Keith Eisenbrey, Aaron Keyt

sounds have a size
within the space
they are made in:
its presence 

a played-back sound
includes that presence
which
then
has a presence
within the room
into which it is played back 

filling tapes with sound
as a goal
is too easy
to be worth the time 

it is filled
so what? 

a tape from the past
is played back
and we play along with it 

an asymmetrical relation:
everything on the tape from the past
is heard in the present tense
of the players-along
but
is impervious to
deaf to
what the players-along
play 

asymmetry
(social)
is a frustration
like improvising with a telephone pole
it pays no heed

Strange Repeating Bird - S. Eric Scribner [from Pianosphere]

cyclic infusions
minimalist stylistic repetitions
a methodology to fill expanses of time

Viva le High - Goodness [from Goodness 1995-1998]

relatively modest use of dynamic contrast between segments

Desire - Frieze of Life [from Nuclear Frog Pond]

differentiated motion types
one quickly nervous
the other sustained and gooey

taking a solo
in such a composition
requires no explanation
it is an invariant part of the culture

Skyline Trail, Mt. Rainier National Park
Zither Film - Keith Eisenbrey [November 30, 2008]

an ode
to the texture
of a curve swept skin 

signal level
crab canon 

all the tingles
within the swept curve skin 

a note
is an irreproducible location  

here
in the middle
where coming and going meet
a moment
headed in both directions
at once
across the representational divide 

of course
it might be a silence
signal-wise 

headed tailward
it lingers
lifting
out of the softest cleft
this curve's texture
at each moment of curvature

The Mystery - Spinning Whips [from Sentimental Groover]

a story implied
within the acting out of the song 

nice combined vocals
in widely separated registers:
across a gender-gap of voices

Maple Leaf 181027A - Keith Eisenbrey [October 27, 2018]

a downpour in the driveway

Windows Down - Tom Baker Quartet [from Begin Again]

this is an awesome nice drive

Too Tight Blues #2 - Blind Blake [from Turn Me Loose White Man]

light fingered guitar dance
migrates tongueward

Some Other Time - Bill Evans [from Everybody Digs Bill Evans]

prospective nostalgia
dreamy

G---- Eyes - The Jimi Hendrix Experience [from Electric Ladyland]

fancy guitar playing

Don't You Worry 'Bout a Thing - Stevie Wonder [from Innervisions]

the sophistication of it
is palpably intentional

Six Intermezzi (2004 Remix) - Keith Eisenbrey - Jill Borner, Keith Eisenbrey

very dramatic engine roar-by
on the heap deep jam rut

Skyline Trail, Mt. Rainier National Park
January 15, 2026

Don't Believe The Hype - Public Enemy [from It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back]

music to words
broadside graphic
to broadside text 

music and words
a broadside design
designed loud
to punch 

is it
as a design among designs
violent?
yes. 
appropriate?
quite likely.

Nite Flights - David Bowie [from Black Tie White Noise]

his text-lines
in carefully laid out rhythm upon the meter

The Eyes of Amelia - Tingstad & Rumbel [from American Acoustic]

pretty guitar
being pretty guitar
with
warm glow
framed glossy
landscape photograph
lighting

Hello Jim - Keith Eisenbrey - Keith Eisenbrey [from Summer Songs/Winter Mix]

this one
I pretty much left alone
from its original
I may have done some compression or equalization
not much

Down and Out in London - Peter Fedofsky [from Situations]

this music is comfortable
in its raw charm
can't be shed of it

Skyline Trail, Mt. Rainier National Park
Go To Hell - Star Anna [from Go To Hell]

from the bottom of the gutter

R.B.G. - Bad Luck [from Four]

this music prints on sheets
this music is the machine
that prints on sheets
this music
is the sounds
of the machine
printing on sheets
both sides
flip flap whap
squeeze lift clear 

late generation impressionism
coded communication
a catalogue
of machines
for printing on sheets
in action
with their sounds

Intermezzo 4 - Keith Eisenbrey - Keith Eisenbrey [from Keith Eisenbrey 3: 1982-1983]

changing the types of dyads used
changes the color
or mode
of the arising internal polyphony
its tonality
is differently shaped in pitchspace 

how pre-composition manifests downstream
or
just
how upstream composition
affects downstream composition 

demonstrating for myself

Wayward Girl Blues - Lottie Kimbrough [from That Devlin' Tune]

the guitar player talks with the singer
verbally and with his hands
the singer responds to each
individually

Give Him the Ooh-La-La - Blossom Dearie [from Give Him the Ooh-La-La]

advice for digging gold
Napoleon and an army of debutantes
change the history of France

On Broadway - The Drifters [collected from Dave Marsh's The Heart of Rock & Soul]

the combo is recorded as though on risers
individually risen
individually lit
in groovy pastels

Chest Fever - The Band [from Music from Big Pink]

different from a chest freezer 

a song for making the music
these folks make together
when they do make that music
together 

a shared culture within an artifact

Desert Hush - Morgana King [from New Beginnings]

a strange connection
from this wordless bit
to Pink Floyd of the same era

Lawyers in Love - Jackson Browne [collected from Dave Marsh's The Heart of Rock & Soul]

the weary strivers
at their weary striver bars
sorry lounges 

big dramatic synth-led modulation

Banned Rehearsal 160 - Karen Eisenbrey, Keith Eisenbrey, Aaron Keyt [December 2, 1988]

the sudden malfunction of the rolling pin
is Karen baking? 

a music erupts
to silence the Beatles 

Aaron and I yowl and whang at guitar strings 

Boo Cookie contest 

Karen must have been baking cookies 

a rousing rendition
of the Buddha Cookie Chorus 

Uncle Walt
by the roadside
breathless
endless lines
roll on
across the prairies 

it is amazing
how much
a list of Whitman's poems
sound like
a Whitman poem 

a tale of ticking talking 

The Beatles are back
with the clockwork

Highway '61 Revisited - PJ Harvey[from Rid of Me]

most of this arrangement is presented
as though played on the stage
except the bit at the beginning
which bit transforms the whole
into
an only-as-recorded product

Track 9 - Richard Rorex & Reid Merriman [from Mood for Richelle]

well crafted guitar sounds
for well crafted guitar lovers

Pavane for a Dead Princess - Brave Combo [from Box of Ghosts]

this dead princess
really rocks out
to her tender pavane

SpottieOttieDopaliscious - Outkast [from Aquemini]

slinky close dance
comment on a culture
from within that culture

Day is Dying In the West - Keith Eisenbrey - Keith Eisenbrey [January 12-18, 2015]

a solid hymn
does not need to be sung
to professional standards
to be maximally effective

In Session at The Tintinabulary

January 11, 2026

St. Ann's - Keith Eisenbrey

January 12, 2026

Banned Rehearsal 1141 - Karen Eisenbrey, Keith Eisenbrey, Aaron Keyt, Neal Kosály-Meyer

Postscripts

Drops

Music of Kosály-Meyer, Verrall, Palmer, Baker, Oldham, Osborn, and Cobb

This album is a selection of music by various Seattle-area composers, composed between the 1940s and 2010 or so.

recordings of my compositions (and more!) can be found at keitheisenbrey.bandcamp.com - free to download or stream

Saturday, January 10, 2026

Playlist

Preface

"July - Down at Beulah"

George Cruikshank, from The Comic Almanack, First Series 1835-1843

Texts

Recorded

January 3, 2026

Madrigals, Book IX: Come dolce hoggi l'auretta - Claudio Monteverdi - Concerto Italiano, Rinaldo Alessandrini

decorousissimo
Wagner's Rheinmaidens should have had it so good

Praeludium in F Major, BuxWV 145 - Dieterich Buxtehude - Simone Stella

if the Praeludium behaves
structurally
like the clown that presents a play's argument
before the curtain
then this clown
is prolix
or perhaps
just stalling 

a hide and seek
can't catch me
fugue game
played
up in the arches 

the various chapels
cadence in order

Sei Lob und Ehr dem höchsten Gut, BWV 117 - Johann Sebastian Bach - Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra, Amsterdam Baroque Choir, Ton Koopman

we are floated to our pews
on billows of bliss
and a blessing is given
in baritone
and a sermon as well 

I lose myself
in the casual brilliance
of the voice-leading 

a chorale that dances

Comet Falls Trail, Mt. Rainier National Park
January 4, 2026

Sonata in E-flat Major, Kk. 307 - Domenico Scarlatti - Pieter-Jan Belder

fresh as daisies
every time around

Kinderszene: Wichtige Begebenheit, Op. 15 #6 - Robert Schumann, Florian Uhlig

an announcement that echoes down the corridor

Buch der Lieder I: Der König von Thule, S531/4 - Franz Liszt - Alexandre Dossin

something puzzles
something moves
something decides

4 Pieces: Ironies, Op. 56 #2 - Alexander Scriabin - Michael Ponti

all the parts of these things
appear to be other parts
of other things

D'un matin de printempts - Lili Bolulanger - BBC Philharmonic - Yan Pascal Tortelier

frolic on weightless limbs
flit like butterflies
filled with wonder

Don't Jive Me - Louis Armstrong's Hot Five [from Hot Fives and Sevens]

this music forwards the personality of its makers

Hallelujah I Love Her So - Ray Charles, Milt Jackson [from Soul Brothers-Soul Meeting]

cats having a right good time

Not a Second Time - The Beatles [from With The Beatles]

hanging ones blindnesses out
for all to see

Nathan is Forever - Joni Mitchell [from Song to a Seagull]

leads us will-lessly
into an aromatic garden
some of which
affects the sensibilities
chemically

The Ballad of Danny Bailey - Elton John [from Goodbye Yellow Brick Road]

the echo sheen
effaces the individuality
of the various instruments' sounds
which makes the instrumental-only verses
come across
as part of the costumery

Comet Falls Trail, Mt. Rainier National Park
Mona - Bruce Springsteen [from Live at The Roxy]

playing subhuman
as an exotica 

then he comes out
to tell his Bo Diddley brag tale

January 5, 2026

Train in the Distance - Paul Simon [from The Essential Paul Simon]

the promise of distance's potential for escape

Banned Rehearsal 158 - Karen Eisenbrey, Keith Eisenbrey, Aaron Keyt [November 4, 1988]

a tale is spread out before us
it overwhelms the recording levels

waxing nostalgical 

clang and bang and grumble and wail

trombone imitates the doppler
of a model airplane
round and round
loop by loop 

why?
without it
cheese would have no flavor
the coffee not stay hot 

...am I here?
...am I a radish? 

the radish goes on 

thus spake the bumper sticker 

shouting to release tension
this session is intent
on hollering over itself

I'm looking for something specific
I'll know it when I find it
I think it was the first Loft tape I was looking for 

the quintessential urge
to overshout
born
of the rage
of adolescence
the imperative
to dominate 

a specific song
about nothing in particular 

spends his days
as a radish
outside
hip deep
in manure 

Ich grolle nicht!
as sentimental driving anthem

Just Say I Love Him - Nina Simone [from A Single Woman]

the point of a song such as this
is to create the conceit
of a figure
that is singing it
and to embody it
essentially actorly 

this remains the case
even when
or especially when
it is autobiographical
though self-portraiture
perhaps a better word
for a song
made to be sung
from ones own first person

If She Don't Love Me - Jonathan Richman [from I'm So Confused]

another example of above
song as a staged song and dance act

Pablo Picasso - David Bowie [from Reality]

waddayaknow!
he's covering Jonathan!

Comet Falls Trail, Mt. Rainier National Park
January 6, 2026

Zither Film Mix 01 Reversed - Keith Eisenbrey [November 30, 2008]

a graph of a population
as to
distance from a center
moving
here
from the out
to the in
rhythmic bands
of zero population events
events imputed
to occupy
a measurable acreage
of influence
made audible 

continuities confuse confusion

Track 1 - Old Man Williamson [recorded live at Victory Lounge, Seattle, July 6, 2013]

the endless open mic industrial chopper

Figure Study 181015 - Keith Eisenbrey - Keith Eisenbrey

following
where the sound
my fingers make
goes
brambles
or morass
or night

Overscape (SoundScroll V, part 3) - S. Eric Scribner [from Soundscrolls - Lost Landshapes]

the guitar comes across
as the voice of its amplifier
a cave of sound specimens
held in silence
reaching across chasmotic void 

this is awesome

I Wish That Gal Was Mine - Herschel Brown and His Washboard Band [from Turn Me Loose White Man]

that's a washboard
for sure
as shootin' 

like tap dancing with the fingers

I've Got a Woman - Ray Charles - [from Ray Charles at Newport]

blues
as a theater
put on by the band
for dancing to

Comet Falls Trail, Mt. Rainier National Park
Selections 1 - Lake Washington Singers [April 16, 1963]

somebody is singing an opera favorite
this may not be the Lake Washington Singers
my mom's tapes were not always completely labeled

The Only Way Out (Is to Walk Over Me) - Dolly Parton [from Just Because I'm a Woman]

abject humiliation

Red Baron - Billy Cobham [from Spectrum]

insinuating its mood lounge-wide
groove all night

I've Had It - Black Flag [from The First Four Years]

to be muttered under ones breath
as a mantra
to cope
with working life 

a rage-quitter hero is something to be

5 Movements: December 8, 1983 - Keith Eisenbrey - Keith Eisenbrey [recorded March 7, 2010]

it's not the slowness
but the particular agogic friction elicited
between it
and what preceded it
within a constant awareness
of the narrowness
of the choice
this
then
that
in
unending
see saw
cycles 

recording a sound
creates an exportable image
of a distance
from that sound
recreated
as an image
of a distance
from the sound
different
from amplitude
:presence:
the ghost
of the microphone's ear

are we comfortable with that kind of intimacy

doesn't let on
what it's about
or
whether the lower
is the higher
and the higher
the lower
or
the lower
is lower
and
the higher
higher 

they share their interval
with parental care 

each note
in turn
may be the first 

just what's down there
past the cobwebs and bones
a report from the field

Comet Falls Trail, Mt. Rainier National Park
Something Against You - Pixies [from Surfer Rosa]

as the produced sound shifts gears
from small to big
it glorifies power and consumption

How Am I to Know - Sun Ra [from Monorails & Satellites]

fingers follow ears
as ears follow fingers
for
fingers have ears
and ears fingers

Sky Fits Heaven - Madonna [from Ray of Light]

the witch in the dance
an old trope
playing the part

Bug Guitar - Keith Eisenbrey [from Summer Songs/Winter Mix]

initiation event
commemorative book report

bug guitar
VCR
(not a bad rhyme past me)

A Barren Land - Smokestack and The Foothill Fury [from A Live Wire]

seen at highway speeds
between there and here
parallax of power poles
dynamic perspectives

Sea of Glass - Shelby Earl [from Swift Arrows]

relationship business
either or

The Separation - The Science of Deduction [from Alternative Works]

techno
fo'
tech bro bar

feel bad
irony
good time buds

Intermezzo 1 - Keith Eisenbrey - Keith Eisenbrey [from Keith Eisenbrey 3: 1982-1983]

Wagnerian mountain horn call
adds notes methodically
as locations
among the horn tones 

it seeks to expand
into its possibility-field
without disturbing its serenity 

the cut of this music's clothes
will never make the glossies 

ideally
it might not come to mind
that it's one note at a time
except
in those moments
one hears it
being two notes
a few times

Comet Falls Trail, Mt. Rainier National Park
Worried Blues - Gladys Bentley [from Really The Blues]

singer provides their own scat trumpet commentary

I'm Confessin' (That I Love You) - Judy Garland [from Judy In Love]

soft and smooth
and a coy curtsy

Mr. Ugly - Aretha Franklin [from Laughing On The Outside]

slow dance devotional

A Saucerful of Secrets - Pink Floyd [from A Saucerful of Secrets]

enter clanging bells
robed and obscured by the mists 

dial twiddler's crescendo 

a music that transpires
free floating
amid moment scraps 

let's be weird
like they are
down in Darmstadt 

enter the anthem
to save the day
for triads

Comet Falls Trail, Mt. Rainier National Park
January 7, 2026

You Won't See Me In The Morning - Betty Davis [from Betty Davis]

she singer
he singer 

she group
he group 

she band
he band 

she player
he player 

mixed singer
mixed group
mixed band
mixed player

Trouble Under Water - U-Men

all he
all the time

Banned Rehearsal 159 - Karen Eisenbrey, Keith Eisenbrey, Aaron Keyt [November 10, 1988]

glimpses
of what it might become
through the trees 

distortion sound on tape
stemming from
the inability of the mechanism
to faithfully record
a hyper-ample input
perceived
at this end
(faithfully reproduced)
as a limit
against which
the sound seems
physically repressed
splashed back into itself
a right palpable limit
an alienation 

we plod grimly
each to our own drumming
we sing
as we go ploddingly on 

gibberish
and scat
and in-tongues
the music of language
without the relational shackles 

virtual body
of the Funmaker's string bass pluck
a staple sound
in the early days of Banned Rehearsal 

we have reached camp
and have set off the windup toys
as we pitch tents
and prepare a meal 

spurts of radio talk
in the radio blender 

quite the roar of distortion there

some of this sound
is from this sound's sound makers' pasts 

we sort through the detritus
a segment has no sound
perhaps 20 seconds
perhaps more 

no pickles
no mustard

Comet Falls Trail, Mt. Rainier National Park
Darklines Vanish - Helena Alexander [from The City Sketches]

a blissful oblivion
as to how what one is doing
accomplishes that doing
ask no questions
of one's own means 

the harmony between
what one has done
and its perfection
unqueried 

we are
to adore
the blissful oblivion
and its purity 

she plays with an expressive touch 

a music
playing the part
of a music
an image
of the surface sheen
of a music
but not
of its workings 

pretty peroration
past
pretty peroration 

perorate pauselessly
always a new pretty pose

Meet Me Half Way - Bonnie Raitt [from Fundamental]

sexual relations as a partnership

On a Clear Day You Can See Forever - Glenn Tate [from Days of Wine and Roses]

the sentimental favorites
of a sentimental age
of a sentimental generation
forever dated

Zither Film Mix Forward - Keith Eisenbrey [November 30, 2008]

negotiating the relations pertaining
twixt over-plenty and rarities
minced sound cake 

the first null spaces
are a marker
a limn 

the soundfile
is the material
not the sounds
the soundfile
is a soundfile
of

The Desert Deep - Princess [from Selling Sulphur]

heroic battle theme
there will be explosions for sure

Banned Rehearsal 968 - Karen Eisenbrey, Keith Eisenbrey, Steve Kennedy, Aaron Keyt [October 22, 2018]

we are a collection of rattles
and assorted noisies 

is this sound speaking to me
or is it talking among its constituents
of which I
as the listener
am one? 

entropic counterfacts 

the sound must be real
clearly made
on the spot
with mechanical means 

virtual objects
in a virtual real room
rather than
virtual objects
in a virtual virtual room

Comet Falls Trail, Mt. Rainier National Park
Tet Fro - Chaotic Noise Marching Corps [from Smashed at Smash Putt]

more battle dance
but clowns

Requiem for No Hero - Steve Layton [from No Mind]

motions within a tonal stasis
dim fluctuations pass near to the face of it

Wire Grass Dog - Earl Johnson and His Clodhoppers [from Turn Me Loose White Man]

slippery tune
in a slippery tuning

Whither the Starling - Norman Monath [from Songs of the Pogo]

wavelets of water left over from snowthes

Pat a Pan [from The Life Treasury of Christmas Music]

the melody is made to be cleverly arranged

I'm Gonna Take What He's Got - Etta James [from Tell Mama]

what she tells herself
to keep going

Music and Me - Michael Jackson [from Music and Me]

send 'em out whistling
with warm blankets

Comet Falls Trail, Mt. Rainier National Park
January 8, 2026

BAB KEE 831212 - Benjamin Boretz, Keith Eisenbrey [December 12, 1983]

piano soliloquizing openly
Crumar lights the stage
a character upon it
joined at pitch
impatient to express
imperturbable
in my soliloquizing

Glam Slam - Prince [from Lovesexy]

a music
as a dance
followed by some scribbling

All I Ask of You - King's Singers [from Chanson d'amour]

a song
from a musical theatrical?
niche pop

Track 6 - Students of Joan Schoepflin [recorded live June 9, 1998]

this pedagogy teaches fingers to do things
my memory
of the pedagogy
I was trained with
did that
only
at the service
of teaching the ear
to hear things

Come On - Keith Eisenbrey [from Summer Songs/Winter Mix]

moving from one meaning of the phrase to another
inexplicitly

Stranded in the Echoes - Solvents [from Manresa Castle]

at a residential speed limit tempo

Seattle Party - Chastity Belt [from No Regerts]

heavy mood fog social

Splinters - Choke the Pope [from Who Cares]

the guitar loudness
stands for the intensity
of the emotion mood
being expulsed

Intermezzo 2 - Keith Eisenbrey - Keith Eisenbrey [from Keith Eisenbrey #3: 1982-1983]

a three-body problem to puzzle at
the math is not orbital
but cyclic
math in a closed cycle
constructed upon a spectrum
based
ultimately
on what seems to match what 

this music
is thinking about something 

the pitch choice
is too deliberate
to be random 

each differentiated duration
is a differentiated species
of melodic interval
that is
say
that a whole step
taking in
a short span of time
is
a different manner
of whole step 
than one taking in
a lengthily-held span of time 

deliberation shows 

it is salutary
for a long slow section
to tax ones patience 

patience
is there
to be taxed
why else have it? 

voices emerge from the figures
as they clarify before us 

time to tax our patience yet again 

but
we'll wrap up instead
summarize
and send

Paradise, Mt. Rainier National Park
King Kong Kitchie Kitchie Ki-Me-O - Chubby Parker and His Old Time Banjo [from Anthology of American Folk Music]

sword and pistol by his side
only rhyming matters 

relieves most of the lines
in the poem
from the need to make any sense 

Chubby has an amazing voice

Sh-Boom - Stan Freberg [from The Very Best of Stan Freberg]

you gotta talk unintelligible 

back to nonsense and scat and speaking in tongues 

Tatumy intercuts 

mumble
not mambo 

don't you do gibberish 

Stella!

Surfin' U.S.A. - The Beach Boys [collected from Dave Marsh's The Heart of Rock & Soul]

if everybody had an ocean
across the USA
shipping would be a breeze
but beaches
rare indeed 

surf across the continent
first person to

Our Love Was, Is - The Who [from Magic Bus]

shooting for the psychedelic ingenue
but couldn't commit to the bit

The Easy Winner - Scott Joplin - E. Power Biggs

were Joplin to be played
on an instrument
devoid
of a system of levers
would be
a travesty 

levers
are its Buddha nature

Bat Out of Hell - Steven Travis Pope

flange-y filters
on a fine enough sequence of percussing sounds
like an improvisation
upon a signal of an improvisation
one suspects a toy piano was involved
at least in spirit

In Session at The Tintinabulary

January 4, 2026

Dundee - Keith Eisenbrey

January 5, 2026

Gradus 426 - Neal Kosály-Meyer

the relation of one to the next
is in relation
to the relation
of the next further next
to that next further next's
next further next 

composing the partitions
of a rung's notes 

if we hear
what is happening
as if
from the standpoint
of adherence to the score 

clearly partitioned
in regions
and combinations of regions 

{NB: alas, my recording failed due (no doubt) to user error}

Postscripts

Drops

Music of Kosály-Meyer, Verrall, Palmer, Baker, Oldham, Osborn, and Cobb

This album is a selection of music by various Seattle-area composers, composed between the 1940s and 2010 or so.

1. Pastoral "The Color of Water" - Neal Kosály-Meyer
2.-5. Four Pieces for Piano - John Verrall
6. Another Sad Song Littering the Highway of Life - Doug Palmer
7. On Off - Tom Baker (with Tom Baker, electronics)
8. F r AgM eNt (s) - Marcus Oldham
9. Theme and Three Variations - Sean Osborn
10. dear s - Brian Cobb

Track 1 recorded live at Bard College in 1982
Tracks 2-5 recorded live at University Temple United Methodist Church, Seattle in 2005
Tracks 6 and 7 recorded live at UTUMC in 2006
Tracks 8-10 recorded at my home in 2007 and 2010.

recordings of my compositions (and more!) can be found at keitheisenbrey.bandcamp.com - free to download or stream