Follow the Stanford in "C" (Stanford/Arlen/Harburg/Stothart) This audio clip (featuring the Stanford Magnificat in C, conducted by Herbert Stothart) is extracted from a newly discovered acetate

Come and Knock on our Ritual of Abduction (Stravinsky/J. Raposo) A “musical portmanteau” by Nathan Fletcher (nathanfletchermusic.com/musical-portmanteaux), based on a suggestion by Patrick Fennig. (Note:

Semitonal Stanford (C.V. Stanford) A newly discovered version of Stanford’s Mag & Nunc in C reveals that he had quite an experimental side... A “musical portmanteau” by Nathan Fletcher

Tuck Chodd: a de-chromatized, abbreviated arrangement of John Williams’s iconic news theme--"The Mission" part IV aka "The Pulse of Events," best known as the theme for NBC's “Meet the Press”--for electric

'cerò (Puccini/A. Franklin) A “musical portmanteau” by Nathan Fletcher (nathanfletchermusic.com/musical-portmanteaux). (Note: in the somewhat likely event of an IPFS network outage rendering this clip

On the Way to Bethlehem (Rutter) A “musical portmanteau” by Nathan Fletcher (nathanfletchermusic.com/musical-portmanteaux). (Note: in the somewhat likely event of an IPFS network outage rendering this

The April Fools Bless You and Keep You (Bacharach/Rutter) A “musical portmanteau” by Nathan Fletcher (nathanfletchermusic.com/musical-portmanteaux). (Note: in the somewhat likely event of an IPFS network

Quod est super Thanatos (Anton Bruckner/Shiro Sagisu) A “musical portmanteau” by Nathan Fletcher (nathanfletchermusic.com/musical-portmanteaux). (Note: in the somewhat likely event of an IPFS network outage

aka The Facebook Opera: a short film with music by Nathan Fletcher, written & directed by Adam Taylor. See IMDb for all production details, including a full list of cast and crew. More info on awards,

What sweeter fools? (Rutter/Bacharach) A “musical portmanteau” by Nathan Fletcher (nathanfletchermusic.com/musical-portmanteaux). One of many demented musical morsels that I've created over the years.

Violanta und Verklärung (R. Strauss/Korngold) A “musical portmanteau” by Nathan Fletcher (nathanfletchermusic.com/musical-portmanteaux). One of many demented musical morsels that I've created over the

Vertigo und Verklärung (Herrmann/R. Strauss) A “musical portmanteau” by Nathan Fletcher (nathanfletchermusic.com/musical-portmanteaux). One of many demented musical morsels that I've created over the years.

Sunday Morning Mission (Britten/Schifrin/Giacchino) A “musical portmanteau” by Nathan Fletcher (nathanfletchermusic.com/musical-portmanteaux). One of many demented musical morsels that I've created over

Stabat Sweeney (Howells/Sondheim) A “musical portmanteau” by Nathan Fletcher (nathanfletchermusic.com/musical-portmanteaux). One of many demented musical morsels that I've created over the years. Hopefully

Parry Carpenter 2.0 (Parry/R. Carpenter/Bettis) A “musical portmanteau” by Nathan Fletcher (nathanfletchermusic.com/musical-portmanteaux). One of many demented musical morsels that I've created over the

Parry Carpenter 1.0 (Parry/R. Carpenter/Bettis) A “musical portmanteau” by Nathan Fletcher (nathanfletchermusic.com/musical-portmanteaux). One of many demented musical morsels that I've created over the

Let him who seeks Salome (R. Strauss/R. Shephard) A “musical portmanteau” by Nathan Fletcher (nathanfletchermusic.com/musical-portmanteaux). One of many demented musical morsels that I've created over

It seemed to us then (Bob Chilcott) A “musical portmanteau” by Nathan Fletcher (nathanfletchermusic.com/musical-portmanteaux). One of many demented musical morsels that I've created over the years. Hopefully

I could have danced tonight (Bernstein/Lerner & Loewe) A “musical portmanteau” by Nathan Fletcher (nathanfletchermusic.com/musical-portmanteaux). One of many demented musical morsels that I've created

Hedwig Holst (John Williams/Holst) A “musical portmanteau” by Nathan Fletcher (nathanfletchermusic.com/musical-portmanteaux). One of many demented musical morsels that I've created over the years. Hopefully