Our Curated Collection

Patrick Lee Hebert

One day my Uncle was walking up the street as I was down and he remarked “another early autumn it looks like” The leaves were all changing and were blowing on the street. This song is the leaves blowing and moving in the trees and the pure joy I feel in the Fall. From the Album “ Murmurs ” 2001 and “ Reverie 2” 2009

Patrick Lee Hebert

A piece for my late Mother Christine. I was sitting at her gravesite and looked up and saw the blue skies. A melody popped into my head and voila. Play with much emotion. From the Album “ Meditations on the Psalms of King David” 2008

Patrick Lee Hebert

Confusion is a driving piece. Play fast with very clean articulation and it will make your heart race. My life was in a very stressful place at that moment I wrote it. It makes a great song to play to calm yourself by expressing the frustration in a lovely piece! From the album "Laments, Dreams and Visions" 2017

Patrick Lee Hebert II

My first composition. Love is the best inspiration, and this song describes a young innocent love. Written in 2014 when I was 14 years old. This song describes Emily's beauty and personality. Released in 2016 on the album "Looking Through the Rain"

Patrick Lee Hebert

This piece was written as a gift to the Jarnutowski family who donated a brand new grand piano to my local library. With a rolling background and simple melody, it really fills you with peace. From the Album “ Murmurs ” 2001

Patrick Lee Hebert

Contains 10 songs plus bonus reflection 1. Tender Moment 2. Solitude 3. Summer Day 4. Solace in a Strange Place 5. Symbolic Attributes 6. By a Brook 7. Soul Dance 8. Grey Skies 9. Somber Thoughts Arise 10. Plastic Wishes *BONUS* 11. Confrontation

Patrick Lee Hebert II

This song is a description of the beautiful sunsets we have in East Tennessee. One of my favorite things to do especially in spring is to sit outside and watch the sunset. The colors change so quickly and the clouds are vibrant and varied. Take a moment to relax and play this piece, and imagine the spectrum of colors from deep red to purple and a feeling of contemplation and bliss.

Patrick Lee Hebert

This song is classically inspired and is slated for my upcoming album “ Meditations on the Psalms of King David Part 2” It is simply Psalm 51 where King David begs his God for forgiveness and re affirms his faith in a beautiful way. Very sombre piece.

Patrick Lee Hebert

Late intermediate. Amber Skies is a picture in sound of a lovely evening in NH. The sky was glowing with amber light and was breathtaking. I was sitting alone in a parking lot just staring at it. I was writing the album it appears on at the time so I thought this would be a nice addition! From the album "The Poet's Dream" 1998

Patrick Lee Hebert

Early Advanced Level. My second daughter has eyes that are remarkable. They are very blue and very large. Stunning eyes. When she was 17 she came home crying for some unremembered teenage reason and hugged me. I looked into those eyes, now clouded with sadness and I wrote this song within the hour. Take your time with it, hesitate when you feel it needs it. From the album " Laments, Dreams and Visions 2017

Patrick Lee Hebert II

Patrick Lee Hebert

This song was written for my wife Caroline during our first year of marriage. It is a picture of her beauty. She has a grace that has always drawn me. I tried to recreate the feeling in this little vignette. From the album " The Poet's Dream 1998

Patrick Lee Hebert

This was a piece I improvised on a whim during a very Gray day. Just something to express the way I felt. Play with a good rubato!

Patrick Lee Hebert II

Translate to "Song for Jesse". I wrote this in dedication to the first piano that I bought. I named it Jesse after a dear friend and wrote this song to remember her.

Patrick Lee Hebert II

Includes 8 songs composed by Patrick Lee Hebert II for young learners and beginners. All the chicken songs are based on triad chords and arpeggios, so they are easy to learn and sound great! Song list is as follows. 1. Coffee Chicken 2. Jedi Chicken 3. Darth Chicken 4. Taco Chicken 5. Mountain Chicken 6. Flow Chicken 7. Waffle Chicken 8. Waffle Chicken (C major version)

Patrick Lee Hebert

Patrick Lee Hebert II

Patrick Lee Hebert

When my first daughter was 5, I wrote her a short story about a boy that moved into the country. They were remote so he had no friends. So, he climbed a large hill every night and would have conversations with the moon, to ease his loneliness. He never imagined the moon would speak back! This is the soundtrack. From the Album “ The Poet’s Dream” 1998

Patrick Lee Hebert II

Patrick Lee Hebert

Patrick Lee Hebert

This song is a picture song. It follows the vision of the sun beating down, The wind arrives, the first drops, then the torrent. Quite a thrill to play. From the Album “The Window” 1994

Patrick Lee Hebert

Patrick Lee Hebert II

Patrick Lee Hebert

This song really cranks when it starts. It has a slow plodding intro that introduces the dream…Then it just goes and continues to wrap itself around a theme. Very exciting to play. From the album "Laments, Dreams and Visions" 2017

Patrick Lee Hebert

There was a meadow in my hometown that was never developed. As a child I would go to the middle and lay down to look at the swaying high grass. I would go there when feeling overwhelmed or sad. You can hear me dreaming into the sky with hope and a little Trepidation too! From the album "Laments, Dreams and Visions" 2017

Patrick Lee Hebert

This song was written about a 12 part series of poetry I wrote in 1996 to 2000. I went to a consignment store and they gave me this picture of a girl and her horse complete with a broken clock. Her beauty and appearance were ironically as my poems described. She looks lost and searching... As does the song! From the album “ Murmurs ” 2001

Patrick Lee Hebert

A musical take on Psalm 23. The Lord is my shepherd. Very flowing and lovely. I picture a panoramic view of just lovely green fields like in Ireland. From the Album “ Meditations on the Psalms of King David” 2017

Patrick Lee Hebert

Contains 7 carefully selected pieces arranged/written by Patrick Lee Hebert including: 1. Dark Forest 2. Andante in G 3. Sunset 4. Autumn Wind 5. Ave Maria (J.S.Bach) 6. For the Beauty of the Earth (Conrad Kocher) 7. Canon in D (Johann Pachabel)

Patrick Lee Hebert

From the album The Poet's Dream released in 1998.

Patrick Lee Hebert

A song for my late mother “Christine” sitting at her graveside one day. It was windy and my recollections got so deep I thought I heard her voice on the wind. I wrote this the same day. It is very beautiful I must say. Just like the woman she was. From the Album “The Poet’s Dream” 1998

Patrick Lee Hebert

Very early piece where I was feeling like the song sounds. Very sad and searching. Thankfully, things got better! From the Album “The Window” 1994

Patrick Lee Hebert

Patrick Lee Hebert

Patrick Lee Hebert

From the album Poet's dream 1998.

Patrick Lee Hebert

Joy cometh was a song I wrote on a bench in a park in Chattanooga, TN. It describes the awesome realization that God loves me and has my back. It is from my up coming album “Meditations on the Psalms of King David Part 2”

Patrick Lee Hebert

This song I wrote when my wife was 4 months or so pregnant with our 5th and last child. I knew it was a girl and we picked the name. I wrote the song trying to imagine her smile. From the album "Laments, Dreams and Visions" 2017

Patrick Lee Hebert II

Krazy Kat is written about my cat Dimitri Shostakovich, who was an avid hunter and loved to bring me "gifts" everyday. The song describes his movements and a story about chasing a mouse. You'll see descriptions for each part, and playing this song makes you feel very "feline". Composed in 2014 and released on the album "Looking Through the Rain" in 2016.

Patrick Lee Hebert

Patrick Lee Hebert

Patrick Lee Hebert

Lost Valley was a place in my childhood woods. It was a little meadow surrounded by pines so it was hidden. I spent hours there as a boy exercising my imagination. When I was 13 I wrote this song and then added a few things before recording it in 1999. When it goes it is relentless. Quite a thrill to play! From the album "Murmurs" 2001

Patrick Lee Hebert

Mercy is a reflection of the mercy of God. It is from the Psalm that states His Love and mercy are everlasting. The song is gentle and flowing. From the album " Meditations on the Psalms of King David" 2008

Patrick Lee Hebert II

Patrick Lee Hebert

Patrick Lee Hebert II

Patrick Lee Hebert

This is the title song from the 2001 album " Murmurs" It has a deep and profound meaning to me even today. The murmurs are parts of my past that I would relive very vividly. In somber moments they almost could be heard as if watching a screen in my mind and voices and sounds filtering through. . Almost like time travel in a way. Daydreams with sounds. From the album "Murmurs" 2001

Patrick Lee Hebert

Student version of "Peace".

Patrick Lee Hebert

In the Bible, the Psalms state God will give restful sleep and contentedness if you abide by his law. I used to write meditation music so I developed this lullaby of a sort with a very repetitive but pleasing harmony that really does give you peace. From the Album “ Meditations on the Psalms of King David” 2017

Patrick Lee Hebert II

Patrick Lee Hebert

Patrick Lee Hebert II

From upcoming unreleased album. Composed in Prague during the summer of 2026. Průhonický Zamek is a beautiful castle and park in the Czech Republic.

Patrick Lee Hebert

Patrick Lee Hebert

This describes the plight of King David when he was being chased by the king that he was once very close to. You can feel his restlessness and also his loss of his friend the king. It is relentless once it starts so stay focused! From the Album “ Meditations on the Psalms of King David” 2017

Patrick Lee Hebert

This song was composed with Chris Lonsberry guitarist. We released both as a solo and with us both on different albums. It’s a gentle little picture of the beauty of a rose. From the Album “ Murmurs ” 2001 and “ Reverie 2” 2009

Patrick Lee Hebert II

Secluded Glade describes a hidden meadow near my old house. I would always go there to enjoy the peacefulness of this place and now playing it you can experience this too through music. There is a nice stream nearby and birds singing in the trees above. It is always cool, with the trees providing shade to the glade underneath. Take a moment to relax and soak up the tranquility of Secluded Glade. Written in 2014 and released on the album "Looking Through the Rain" in 2016.

Patrick Lee Hebert II

Patrick Lee Hebert

Written during a huge snowstorm in New England in 1988. I walked in the woods in a foot of snow and marveled at the sight. From the Album “The Window” 1994

Patrick Lee Hebert

From the album Murmurs released in 2001.

Patrick Lee Hebert

This song is the solo version of a piece I wrote with Chris Lonsberry, guitarist from my group “Reverie” Originally piano/guitar it can be found on two albums. It is simply a reflection of the beauty of the southern US. From the albums “Reverie” 1998 and “Murmurs” 2001

Patrick Lee Hebert

Patrick Lee Hebert

Patrick Lee Hebert

Patrick Lee Hebert

Patrick Lee Hebert

Patrick Lee Hebert

Patrick Lee Hebert II

Patrick Lee Hebert

The Bible says The Heaven declare the glory of God. This song is nonstop mostly and weaves a picture of the amazing design of our world. From the Album “ Meditations on the Psalms of King David” 2017

Patrick Lee Hebert

When King David was unrightly cast from Isreal a few years after killing Goliath the giant, he was also forced to leave his new wife behind. Inspired by the picture by Lynn Lepetti of Romeo and Juliet’s last kiss. I picture how he missed her, he felt despair in the psalms. This tells that story. From the Album “ Meditations on the Psalms of King David” 2017

Patrick Lee Hebert

A very early composition from my first album. It describes a hideaway in my childhood woods. From the Album “ The Window” 1994

Patrick Lee Hebert

One night in 1988, I stayed up until 3AM to witness a full lunar eclipse. It was a very unsettling but amazing experience. I stayed up all night and penned this song exactly as you hear it now. Very mysterious throughout. Makes a great performance piece. From the Album “The Window” 1994

Patrick Lee Hebert

This is from The Psalms. King David pleads God to spare his infant son from death. The words are very hard in the poetry. So it has a pleading thread throughout. From the Album “ Meditations on the Psalms of King David” 2017

Patrick Lee Hebert

This song is the title song from my second album. It is very driving and almost has a soundtrack quality. I was standing in Missouri on a mountain. I was watching how you could see the road for miles and the expanse of it. I wrote this soon after. From the Album “The Poet’s Dream” 1998

Patrick Lee Hebert

This little piece is a prelude to the song “ The Poet’s Dream” Also the name of the album. Basically, it is where the album was written in my mind. From the Album “ The Poet’s Dream” 1998

Patrick Lee Hebert II

Patrick Lee Hebert

In 1994 I lost my Mother. I was 23 years old. I wrote this in two days to play at her funeral. It is beautiful and I chose to make it sound like I was a child adoring her but tinged with sadness too. A month later I recorded my first Album so it was very raw. From the Album “The Window” 1994

Patrick Lee Hebert

One evening in Tennessee I was standing on the porch with my son watching the mournful sky. I had just moved here and the weather was very different from my New England life. Then the rain started to fall in bursts that grew to a downpour like I had never seen before. So I said to my son ( now composer Patrick Lee Hebert ll ) "Look son, the sky is crying." I went to my piano and penned this on the spot as the storm raged. A wonderful memory. Very exciting under the fingers. From the album " Laments, Dreams and Visions" 2017

Patrick Lee Hebert

This song was described as a “Gentle Vignette” by reviewer Kathy Parsons. It is really a look at NH nights in January. Sitting on the front porch where it seemed the stars could be touched because they were so close and bright. It’s in a minor key because it is also really cold! From the Album “The Poet’s Dream” 1998