Music Stories
Just as music frees your mind, opens your heart and touches your soul, these very short stories - born from the music of the ages - may tame and inspire you as well.
Each very short story has been arranged by musical genre.
Classical
Rock N' Roll
Folk/TraditionalClassical Music
The Cat Strangler by Richard K. Weems Some instruments sound better than others---or is that a matter of taste? 512 Words, Published June, 1999
Heroic Tragedy by M. Stanley Bubien A moment of passion could rob the world... 512 Words, published March, 1998
To Joy Yes by M. Stanley Bubien Sometimes the power to move rests not in the music, but the musician. 512 Words, published December, 1997 Rock Music
Folk/Traditional Music
Anything Was Better than That by M. Stanley Bubien Some are born coal miner's daughters, some are coal miner's sons. 512 Words, Published June, 2000 and October, 2003
Arthur McBride Traditional Folk songs often tell the greatest stories. 512 Words, Published January, 1999
The Day After Christmas by M. Stanley Bubien Sometimes saving our souls simply takes a song. 512 Words, published January, 1997
Free Man Now by M. Stanley Bubien Freedom, often taken for granted, can come in many forms. 256 Words, Published January, 1999
I Cannot Yet Staunch Your Flow by M. Stanley Bubien Pain brings tears and more when embraced. 512 Words, published June, 1997
A Passing on in the Night by M. Stanley Bubien Inspired by a Mary Chapin Carpenter song. 512 Words, published August, 1996
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