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"Trio Festival #1" genre: General Jazz
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	Recorded live at New Langton Arts June 17, 2000 at the first annual Trio Festival in San Francisco. This song features Dan Plonsey on reeds, Karen Stackpole on percussion and Ronald Thompson on 6-string nylong string guitar.
	CD: Spiritpark live at the Trio Festival 2000   Label: Spiritpark Records
"Composition #19" genre: General Jazz
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	This is a very minimalist piece in the style of late composer Morton Feldman. The piece is essentially fully notated. Karen is playing primarily tibetan bells and gongs. I am playing one not thruout most of the piece....this is very meditative stuff, slow in developing, but worth the listen.
	CD: Spiritpark Vol. 2   Label: Spiritpark Records Credits: Produced by Myles Boisen
"Composition #11" genre: General Jazz
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	Solo 8 string guitar by Ronald Thompson. This is a completely graphically notated piece that involves numerous gestures and specific interpretations that are then incorporated into the improvisation. This piece starts out slowly with arpeggiated notes and gradually gets into harmonics and towards the end, fairly quick artificial harmonics.
	CD: Spiritpark Vol. 1   Label: Spiritpark Records Credits: Produced by Myles Boisen

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