In the last episode I spoke with Rich about his story, and his advocacy work, in this episode we will talk about his creative endeavor, his musical "For the Record(s)"
Rich introduced everyone at the summit to this project, and when he played testify, it blew us away.
In this episode we listen to and talk about the songs, and he fills in some context about the songs.
And when I say my episodes are unedited, I am serious... partway during our conversation the national test happened and our devices went off, so that's in here too. :/
From the website https://www.ftrmusical.com/
Rich Uhrlaub, M.Ed.Rich is a longtime member of Denver's Lighthouse Writers Workshop and a member of the Musical Writers Academy and New Musicals Inc. The NMI Core Curriculum honed and showcased his skills as a book writer for the 15 Minute Musical "For the Good of Humanity," performed at the Broadwater Main Stage in Hollywood. Rich studied piano under the (then) Denver Symphony Orchestra's Kathleen Joiner and had his first piano lesson at age five when, after washing the dinner dishes, his adoptive mother asked, "Who wants to learn to play the piano?" Relinquished and adopted shortly after birth, Rich has been a volunteer leader in the adoption search, support and advocacy community for over twenty years. This project is born of that passion.
Vocals
Michelle Bort, Angela Parrish, Marcello Vieira
Arrangement and Vocals
Orchestration and Sound Engineering
To support this project you can join the Patreon here.
https://www.patreon.com/FTRMusical
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