Steve Schennum Music Page

This particular evening will provide a feast for your ears. The musical baton slices through the dark ether leaving a trail of mouth watering notes in its melodious wake.

I have a couple of announcements to share.



1. I just released another tranche of songs for streaming, which means you can hear it all on Spotify, Pandora, iTunes, etc. This release is called “Rhymes with Venom, Vol. III.” It features a song I wrote called “Georgia Guidestones,” which is about a huge granite monument dedicated to reducing the world’s population. The rest of the songs are instrumental pieces. Here is the complete list along with the composer of each piece:



Arioso BMV 1056 (Bach)

Gnossienne No. 1 (Satie)

Gymnopedies No. 1, 2, and 3 (Satie)

Let’s Make the Water Turn Black (Zappa)

No Wake Zone (Schennum)

Oh No (Zappa)

Sheebeg and Sheemore (O’Carolan)

Fla Flu (Jose Maria de Abreu)

Cooley’s Reel (traditional)

Georgia Guidestones (Schennum)

Partita in E (prelude) BMV 1006 (Bach)

Invention #8 BMV 779 (Bach)

Uncle Meat (Zappa)



I want to thank and acknowledge the fine musicians who performed on these tunes. David Montague played violin on all the Satie pieces, Arioso, Oh No, Let’s Make the Water Turn Black, No Wake Zone, and Sheebeg and Sheemore. Dan Gore played Mandola on Bach’s Invention #8. Nathan Heard sang the low vocal parts on Georgia Guidestones. Paul Plowman played bassoon on Georgia Guidestones. Jim Lillygren played drums on Georgia Guidestones. I played everything else.



I now have over 90 songs available for streaming. I also want to thank everyone for streaming my music. You helped me earn almost $4 last year!!!



2. I just joined a band called “The Ronaldos,” which consists of me and Ron Criscione. Instead of playing songs that are never heard on the radio (which I will continue to do as a soloist), The Ronaldos play a lot of popular songs mostly from the 60s and 70s. This song selection gets us a lot of gigs, which I will soon include on the calendar on my website.

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Check out my videos. Some of the songs mentioned above are included here.

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- YouTube This channel contains a variety of music videos made during the past 2 decades. Many of these songs can be downloaded from www.schennum.com, where there is a...