Category: Music

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Choral Music

Between Two Hills

SATB & Piano; Text by Carl Sandberg; Music by Len Handler

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Music Tunes

Sometimes We Dance Alone

I co-wrote this with the wonderful George Wurzbach. We’ve written a lot of “out” songs together – just add this to the stack. The lovely vocal is by Nashville/Christian artist Rachel Robinson (she has a wonderful group with her two sisters called “Three Lanes Crossing.”

Written by Len Handler and George Wurzbach

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Music Tunes

Save A Little

I co-wrote this with Andy Gundell (actually, he was kind to bring me in on a little piece of it.) The great vocal is by Nashville recording artist Jeff Jones.
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Music Tunes

Northslope

I co-wrote this with Susan Graham White. The lovely recording is by Maria Sangiolo.
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Music Orchestral

Woodwind Quintet

I wrote this piece while I was a student at Mannes College of Music in NYC. Very much in the style of Vaughan Williams, it was the first piece I had ever written for ensemble (in this case flute, oboe, clarinet,bassoon and french horn.) Players are: Flute: John Herrick Littlefield; Oboe: Duane (Dewey) Voth; Clarinet: (Mike); Bassoon: Bernie Wasser; French Horn: Virginia Benz;
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Music Tunes

One More Mile

Written by Len Handler & Kevin Briody

Vocal by Kevin Briody
From the album, “Buddy Up” by Kevin Briody.
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Music Tunes

I Never Loved Her (and I Always Will)

Written by Len Handler & A.J. Gundell

(Nashville Demo). Ya gotta have a swing tune on your reel! This is mine.
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Music Tunes

The Last Day of Forever

Written by Len Handler and A.J. Gundell;

Vocal by Tanya Lea

Used as the opening credits for the film, “Sheeba” with Ed Asner and Judge Reinhold.

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Music Tunes

Her Valentine

Written by Len Handler and John Alexander;

Vocal by Holli Jacobs;
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Music Tunes

One Hundred Dollars

Written by Len Handler & Kim Oler;

Performed by Kim Oler; A tune about the journey taken by a $100 bill, and how it affects the lives of the souls it encounters.