Other Projects
Music for visual performing arts
We have set up a “department” to produce music to support visual performing arts by others. If you have a play, film or video that is crying out for melodious, harmonious and rhythmic support contact us for custom created music. As an example we have written and produced a couple of songs for the ESP Theatre Project in Frederick, MD. One of these songs, “Sherlock Solves It Again” was written for their series of performances called “Sherlock Sundays” Find information on ESP at esptheatre.org. You can hear the song here.
Groovin’ in the Hippocampus is a collection of songs that help students learn Human Anatomy & Physiology.
Lisa has worked as a nurse and she started this project while a student herself. She and Bill also built a website that helps both professors and students bring creative techniques to studying and to the classroom. Check out the website which is full of free tips here and a video about better studying.
Here are 2 videos of songs from the collection:
Creative Resilience is an experience that provides learning about creativity and reflection on messages society burdens us with about our individual creativity. These are combined with physical practices to re-set and soothe the nervous system. After that, participants engage in fun creation in a friendly environment with fabulous tools and supplies.
Where is music involved? Lisa helps lead these sessions and wrote and sings a song about creativity. Music is part of the vibe of the event.
CHECK OUT opportunities or contact Lisa for more info: info@clockwiserecords.com
“Invisible Systems: My Experience of Privilege and Racism through Story and Song” is a presentation of eight original songs, personal stories, dialogue and visuals to explore the author’s experience of her societal position, advantages and realizations about personal and systemic racism. For more information about live presentations and the recorded video versions of “Invisible Systems” email us at info @ ClockwiseRecords dot com.