Why I’m Here

Discover the soul-stirring arrangement of “Why I’m Here” from the acclaimed film Shirley, expertly crafted for unison choir and piano accompaniment by the talented composer Ben Clapton. Drawing inspiration from the heartfelt rendition by PJ Morton and Samara Joy, this arrangement captures the essence of the original piece with emotive depth and resonant beauty.

Bring the cinematic magic of Shirley to life in your choir’s repertoire with this meticulously arranged score, designed to evoke powerful emotions and create unforgettable performances. With its lush harmonies and poignant melodies, “Why I’m Here” offers a captivating musical experience that will leave a lasting impression on performers and audiences alike.

Purchase your copy of the sheet music today and unlock the transformative potential of this exquisite arrangement. Elevate your choir’s performance repertoire with a piece that is both artistically enriching and deeply moving. Experience the joy of making music with “Why I’m Here” and let its evocative melodies inspire your choir to new heights of musical expression.

Don’t miss out on this opportunity to add a touch of cinematic splendor to your choir’s repertoire. Order your copy of “Why I’m Here” now and embark on a musical journey filled with emotion, beauty, and unforgettable moments.

Not good, but not bad

Shane Warne. At the WACA gound on 15/10/2006 P...
Least trusted person in Australia? (Image via Wikipedia)

I want to write today about a story that has been in the News the last couple of days. Reader’s Digest published their list of the 100 most trusted people in Australia, and the person who came in position 100, Shane Warne, has been labelled the Least trusted celebrity in Australia.

Now, I’m sure Warnie doesn’t need me to go in to bat for him, but I’m not a fan of this misreporting that has been occurring. While Warne is the least trusted celebrity in this list, there are plenty of well-known celebrities who did not make the list. Just because he came last in the list, doesn’t make him the least. Continue reading “Not good, but not bad”

The Death Penalty

My mind has been taken up with the issue of the death penalty for the last little while. It has obviously come about as a result of the reports of the death by execution of the 3 “Bali Bombers.” The problem I have been having comes in two parts – what does my Christian faith say about it, and why did the Australian Government wait until after their execution to say that they will push for an international moratorium on the death penalty? Continue reading “The Death Penalty”