Sarah Ellen Hughes
Get Out of My Life!
© 2008 Paul Rosen and Sarah Addison (634479703065) (format: CD-R)
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A song, at times melancholic and at times indignant, that tells the story of a relationship going wrong.
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Sarah Ellen Hughes was born in 1983 in Hitchin, Hertfordshire, England.
Sarah’s musical education has been for the piano, flute and singing. She has achieved high ranking awards and distinctions for these.
Sarah has helped others to perform through her activities as a singing, flute, piano and keyboard teacher, and she is also a vocal coach for the National Youth Jazz Orchestra (NYJO).
Sarah has played the flute in various bands and orchestras, including the NYJO. She has also conducted.
Sarah's numerous singing performances to date include: With the BBC Big Band as a guest; with the NYJO (now a principal singer) at the Labour Party Conference, Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club, Wavendon (also with Sir John Dankworth), and Admiralty House in Whitehall; and with the RAF Big Band Shades of Blue Orchestra as a guest.
Sarah has been recorded singing with the NYJO, and has also recorded vocal tracks for film and television (ITV) with the Daniel Pemberton Television Orchestra.
Sarah's musical influences include: Ella Fitzgerald, Sarah Vaughan, Shirley Horn, Nancy Wilson, Kurt Elling, Claire Martin, Miles Davis and Clifford Brown.
The song 'Get Out of My Life!' was written and composed by Paul Rosen and Sarah Addison.
The full version of this song lasts for 3 mins 56 secs.
The making of the backing track:
The backing track for ‘Get Out of My Life!’ was made using the Kangas Sound Editor. This is a freeware computer program that allows music and sounds to be synthesised from scratch, by specifying harmonics and anti-harmonics of desired instruments and sounds. For more information, visit the website www.kangasound.com. The first ever CD to be made using the Kangas Sound Editor 'The Kangas: The Journey' is included as a link from this web-page.
Note on sound quality:
The sound of the song when you press the 'PLAY ALL SONGS (broadband)' button is closest to the actual sound of the CD and is in stereo - the other methods of playing the song play a mono version intended primarily for people with dial-up modems.