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The listing below illustrates some existing digital media generated by bernmeister and available for purchase. (Remember unlike vinyl records which you own, you are purchasing a license with an accompanying piece of digital media (PDF or MP3) which enables you to enjoy the music for your personal non-commercial consumption.)
{To obtain licensing or any other permissions for copyrighted bernmeister music [effectively renting this IP to enable authorized commercial use], please follow the path under MUSIC in the pull-down menu to find the specific licensing that you need.)

Here at bernmeister.com you will find a bernTUNES summary page which will provide you with a link to bernTUNES.com. There please find current status of available versions, renditions, arrangements and performances of a given work.  (Begin with All Digital Sales under the menu bar, swing over until you find bernTUNES.)

A brief blurb highlighting some of the offerings there is listed below:

Christmas Day – a dreamer imagines talking to Archangel Gabriel about the first Christmas, may be the next great Yuletide classic. {Sales of the French version will be earmarked to help Notre Dame Cathedral.}’

O Come Adeste (EXEMPLIFIED) – An unprecedented arrangement which is a “mash-up” of the holiday favorite O Come, All Ye Faithful and the Latin counterpart Adeste Fidelis; features alternating lead vocals with extensive instrumentation.

Sing Praise to Saint Patrick — the motif is an every man, an angel, and an archangel.  A variant on a popular traditional Irish melody, this rendition features a voice arrangement with corresponding baritone, soprano and tenor performances.

The Star Spangled Banner — following, never replacing Key’s iconic first, is a new second verse by bernmeister. This eclectic orchestral arrangement received a nice blurb of acclaim from Lin Manuel Miranda: “Mr. Bernhard, thank you for such a wonderful rendition of our national anthem.” Find at They Said… (under MISC. OF NOTE on the menu bar).