The Wild Heart Music Program
175 Cedar st V0N2R0 Port McNeill, BC, Canada

Mark your calendars !! $5 per ticket and the beautiful Morgan Guitar worth $4000 could be yours! Beautifully handcrafted and a sound like no other. ... Send us a message or contact Pat Boyd for tickets.

This amazing guitar is up for grabs. $5 per ticket and this beauty could be yours! Draw date December 15th *Aged AAAA South American mahogany back and sides... *AAAA sitka spruce top *One piece South American mahogany neck * 1 3/4 inch nut width *Mother of pearl/ abalone Morgan logo *Ebony bridge and fingerboard *Morgan engraved tuners *Gloss finish This guitar looks good but it sounds even better. These are the guitars people buy tickets to watch and listen to. Their balance and versatility will take you from Joe's Café to the Royal Albert Hall.

We are very happy to be donating to Rotary Club of Port McNeill Online Auction. Check out their online auction beginning November 14th -21st. https://www.32auctions.com/RotaryClubOfPortMcneill

We are selling tickets for a very beautiful guitar which was donated to us by the late Steve Hare. Tickets are $5 each. You can purchase them from our board members Deborah Murray, Roma Joseph, Kathryn Wykes of Pat Boyd!

Happy Canada Day! You may see some familiar faces in this video

Music in Masks I Hear You Talking - Cindy Walker 1944 When I hear able-bodied, healthy people say they can’t breathe in a mask, or won’t wear a mask because it’...s uncomfortable this is the song that starts up in my head. These videos take several hours to record, sometimes multiple takes for each frame, since I have to do each in one shot and can’t ‘punch in’ to fix a mistake the way I would when recording just audio. Pretty much the entire recording process is spent in mask. When I am singing, breathing hard behind the mask in vocal takes, you can see the mask pull in. Yes, it is a disconcerting feeling having the cloth suck in around my face, but the more I do these videos the easier it gets to ignore the discomfort. I logically know I’m getting plenty of oxygen through the mask since I’ve done my research and our wonderful healthcare workers are wearing much more extreme PPE for long shifts day after day. This doesn’t change the fact that the first time I sang in a mask I had to stop part way through the song due to hyperventilating. Like anything, it takes practice to function calmly in uncomfortable situations. So that is what I’m doing here, sharing my mask ‘practice’ time with you all, this is me finding a fun way to lean into the challenge of continuing to wear a mask even as people relax and stop wearing theirs. This is me hoping that a silly fun video will help you make the choice whether to lean in and wear yours too. Be safe my friends, we all need our lungs to sing, and if wearing a mask helps me move closer to the days where I can sing with my friends safely, I’m sure as shut going to be wearing mine as long as it takes!