Dr. Roy E. Howard's Honor Songs
Cantos
Para Todos
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Sunrise
at Lukachukai, Arizona and New Mexico set to music by composer Roy E. Howard. This is an honor song for Ben Barney who lives in harmony with the sky, the water and the land |
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Daytime
Diné Philosophy of Education composition by Roy E. Howard based on a lecture at Diné College to honor Navajo culture, tradition and integrity and the tradition of hózhó |
Sunset
Shii Naa Shaa arranged by Roy E. Howard accompanies sunset photos he took in New Mexico and Arizona to honor Navajo history and sovereignty |
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The Land is connected to the Sky
Music is inspired by the Green Gallup movement organized by Chris Kenny |
The Water and the Sky are one
Piano music to honor Savanna of New Mexico. Sky photos from Kansas. Music inspired by a dream |
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Nauvoo Connections |
Kansas Fishing
Music to honor the fisheries bioliogists of the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks
More fishing music |
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Fly Fishers
Music to honor the Flatland Fly Fishers who work hard to maintain the streams so that we all can live in harmony with the land, the water, and the sky |
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Anita Howard Wade describes sagebrush as the silent observer and protector of desert life. Dr. Howard narrates and performs an original etude. |
El Padre Nuestro en Quichua Ecuatoriana. "The Lord's Prayer", sung and composed by Roy E. Howard. |
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to Serve The music of the home of Richard and Marjorie Wright. |
El
Servicio es Alegría Rabindranath Tagore: (India 1861-1941) "Yo dormía y soñaba que la vida era alegría, desperté y ví que la vida era servicio, serví y ví que el servicio era alegría". As I slept, I dreamed that life was happiness. I awoke and saw that life was service. I served and saw that services was happiness. |
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Maguire In this music video, Pat is honored unconditionally (by the music), rather than focusing on accomplishments or tying her identity to a place, an institution, or assignment. |
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Dream I remember a dream. It was a whole new format. I was able to adjust the dream anyway I wanted. So I had a pleasant dream. I was fishing. What could be more pleasant? So I added my wife to the scene. She sat on the shore and told me how wonderful I was doing and gave me a kiss every time I caught a fish. Then she started calling the kids every time I caught one. However, she did not want to be in the water, so I added her sister. She was fishing beside me. Every time I caught one or she caught one, she would give me a hug, so we caught more. When I had my limit of trout, I started catching crappie, and so forth. My wife, of course, gathered family all around her, so she could tell them about how beautiful the sun was shining, so I kept adjusting the dream to make it a more and more beautiful fall day with changing leaves and a warm breeze. The happier she got, the more pleasant my dream was for me. I am happy when she is happy. She is happy when her kids are with her. The happier she got, the more hugs I got, so it was just a pleasant dream because my family was there, and I remember it. Too bad I woke up before the fish fry. So, pleasant dreams to you. |
| Noelia Estrella A friend I made at the hospital in Guayaquil inspired this song |