Music videos

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Singing the Past to Life

Diane's historical programs that explore the lives of people in centuries past through the music they used to speed their work, lift their spirits, or ease an aching heart.

A Silver Dagger

Scarborough Fair

First Saturday Concerts

Old Songs on a 200-Year-Old Guitar

Unexpected Twists

Good Trouble

Fools in April

Celtic Melodies

Many Kinds of Love

Carols by Candlelight -- December 2024

You've Got a Friend

Urge for Goin'

Starry, Starry Night

Wanderin'

Dreams

True Love's Aftermath

Scottish Treasures

Old favorites:

"Raisin Pie"

"Beat of the Heart"

"Amaryllis"


My latest singles:

"Suitcase Full of Knives"

"Dream Lover"

"The Aggravation Tango"

"If Ever I Would Leave You"


The title track from Let's Do It!:

"Let's Do It!"


Just for fun:

"Let's Go Canoeing on Lake Chargoggagoggmanchauggagoggchaubunagungamaug"

"La Rirette"

"Why, Oh Why Are There Mosquitoes?"


From the Colonial era:

"Youth's the Season"

"Johnny Has Gone for a Soldier"

"Come Here, Fellow Servant!"


From the Civil War era:

"The Lady in Black"

"Tenting Tonight"

"Goober Peas"


Some holiday songs:

"Un Flambeau, Jeannette, Isabella"

"The Twelve Days of Christmas"

"Matilda Toots"


One for children, from the Toddler Songs album:

"The Bee Song"


Motets from the Renaissance choir, Vox Lucens, in which Diane sang soprano:

"Alma Redemptoris Mater"

"O Magnum Mysterium"

"Quam Pulchra Es"


And the story of our cat Stellina's youth:

"Kittenhood"


Diane with Guitar and Dulcimer