Posts Tagged ‘space shuttle’

Our Video for Hangar Doors

Monday, November 21st, 2011

“Hangar Doors (Roll­out)” has a new music video to go with it!

I went to the NASA photo archive and gath­ered together some great images from var­i­ous Colum­bia shut­tle mis­sions that give an idea of the scenes I had in mind while I was writ­ing “Hangar Doors (Roll­out)”, the first track from my album. Bill had fun stitch­ing them together and work­ing out the tim­ing so they made a smooth flow with the pace of the music.

We hope you enjoy the video! Let us know what you think with a com­ment below.

preface from Columbia album

Thursday, February 26th, 2009

(this intro is from the liner-notes to my CD Colum­bia: We Dare to Dream)

I didn’t know them.  I didn’t know their names, or that they had been in space for six­teen days, or that they were called the “STS-107” crew, or even what “STS” meant.  But I was sit­ting next to my piano on the morn­ing of Feb­ru­ary 1st, 2003 when I heard the news… the awful news that the space shut­tle Colum­bia had just bro­ken apart upon reen­try, 200,000 feet high in the skies over Texas, and that the entire crew had undoubt­edly per­ished.  (more…)


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