This is a track from our forthcoming album: "The Sheepshead." The Sheepshead is an old Inn, referred to in the Book of Sorren.

“In the Stones” is from the upcoming album, “The Sheepshead”. The Sheepshead is an old inn, referenced in the Fieldnotes.

Uploaded by The Book of Sorren on 2019-08-17.

“Journey to the East” was inspired by the writings and sensitivities of Hermann Hesse, one of our favorite authors.


Uploaded by The Book of Sorren on 2019-08-17.
Sometimes a whisper can speak louder than the sound of our own voice if we only listen.

Leap of Faith is another song from several years ago. The motif, plainly obvious, nevertheless remains mysterious and beautiful. Whispers was recently written, aspiring to the same mysterious yearnings.


Uploaded by The Book of Sorren on 2019-08-16.
Uploaded by The Book of Sorren on 2019-08-16.

The inspiration for “Dances With You” is the love story which lies at the heart of the tale, “The Witchwood Door” from the book “King Bartholomew” by K. Scott Brown.


“Touch the World” is a reference to the poetry of Sorren which appears in The Twenty Sixth Leaf.

When we touch the world we touch life.

“Rainbow” is a song written several years ago. I can believe that Sorren may had shared this same question.

I am glad that we do not know the future, and that the future is revealed to us and carries some unexpected beauty sometimes. Not every drop of rain reveals a rainbow, nor should it.

This is just a short impression of melancholia. There is a sadness, but a strange form of beauty in melancholia.

These two pieces are just short impressions of melancholia. There is a sadness, but a strange form of beauty which lay there.

Uploaded by The Book of Sorren on 2019-08-08.

Uploaded by The Book of Sorren on 2019-08-10.

These two pieces, written many years ago, have a home in Sorren’s world.

Uploaded by The Book of Sorren on 2019-08-11.

This is a mood piece, a mood of peace.

The woods were a source of great inspiration for Sorren. They remain so for us.

My love of the ancient and the mysterious helps me to write this strange music. I am running my guitar through some heavy processing, and the effect is eerie.

How sad for the man with nothing to regret. Life is a series of regrets for beauty found in simple things, and we should all live so long . . .
This is a song I wrote about the pain of war and the honor of the millions of men who have passed into eternity fighting for their King and their Country. The Earth has been soaked with blood, the Earth mourns, the Earth remembers, but the spirit endures forever.

Written by Jerry Diebel and Dan Brown. Guitar solo by Scott Brown.

Two songs written by Jerry Diebel and Dan Brown. Guitar solo on Home by Scott Brown.

Written by Jerry Diebel and Dan Brown

Just a short sketch on a cold and windy morning. It makes me think of loneliness.
Uploaded by The Book of Sorren on 2019-08-06.
Edinburgh Castle