Episodes

Farewell to a Legend A legend died today, I know It’s hard to comprehend. That after nearly a century Your era came to end. You taught me how to write in verse When I was just a girl. The words would form within my mind Then on the page unfurl. Your love of music, poetry, And all creative things, Developed deep within your soul, Then flew on feathered wings.… Read More...

Last night, I watched old videos of the ball drop in New York City. I’ve never been there for New Year’s Eve, but I’m sure it would be a lot of fun! View this post on Instagram A post shared by Ashley Rescot (@ashleyrescot) I’ve only been to New York once, when my mom had the chance to perform in Carnegie Hall.… Read More...

2022 Goals: Release the audiobook versions of my two books Release new music video mashup for the audiobook release Chat with more authors about the role music plays in their stories 2021 Goals Accomplished: Released The Chronicles of Music Majors in the Spring Released A Change in Tune in the Fall Started the Music Fiction Podcast!… Read More...

The real Strings of Sisterhood: Dad reading Luke 2, with Mom, my 4 sisters, and me: The Little Women of today First of all, I wanted to thank you all for being incredible supporters of me this year. It’s been incredibly busy, with the release of my first two books, The Chronicles of Music Majors in the Spring, and A Change in Tune in the fall.… Read More...

I know I’ve been a little post-happy this season, but Christmas is definitely my favorite time of year! And I figured some people need more fun music and podcasts to listen to while holiday baking, cleaning, and traveling! (And when I say some people, I’m including myself. So if you’re a musician or podcaster, send your posts my way!… Read More...

It’s our final week of Christmas Carols! I hope you’ve enjoyed this musical journey with me this season. It’s not too late to enter for a chance at the giveaway! Just subscribe to Rescot Creative and let me know which Christmas carol you enjoyed the most on one of my socials!… Read More...

Bonus Holiday Episode! Listen to our interview where Angela shares how music has played a role in her family and fiction! a Rafflecopter giveaway Subscribe to my mailing list for weekly updates. The Harpist’s Muse Calista Blythe enters the first Miss Snowflake Pageant celebrating Montana at Christmastime to expose the plight of street urchins.… Read More...

Sophia, the lead soprano of the Belton Glee Club, faces losing her celebrity date to the sorority formal due to a required concert for the university donors. When the lead tenor falls sick with laryngitis, Brett fills in for his role as Santa. Can Sophia and Brett pull off the concert together at the last minute?… Read More...

Ready for Week 3 of Christmas Carols? This week features some of my favorites! If you haven’t yet, don’t forget to subscribe and comment on one of my socials for a chance to win the I LOVE Christmas sweatshirt. And you’ll receive more fun music and fiction posts, of course! Subscribe to my mailing list for weekly updates. … Read More...

Ever since I can remember, my mother would sing “O Holy Night” every year in our family Christmas shows. As a result, it has always been my favorite Christmas carol. Last year, I was honored to direct and produce a music video of this hymn in collaboration with my sister musical group Uptown Violins. … Read More...

I enjoy music, especially when it feeds my soul. I also love books. How much more powerful is the draw on my emotions when a dramatic piece of music also paints a story! This month, Dvořák’s American Quartet did that for me. Click HERE for full article. –Author Marie Sontag Facebook Twitter Reddit Email Print … Read More...

I hope you’re enjoying your daily dose of Christmas music. Click this post for access to the full week of carols! December 8: I Want A Stradivarius for Christmas December 9: God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen View this post on Instagram A post shared by Ashley Rescot (@ashleyrescot) December 10: Deck the Halls

Jerry lifted Victoria’s chin with his finger. “You need to embrace your family.” She reached out to stroke his cheek. “And maybe you should stand up to yours.” Facebook Twitter Reddit Email Print … Read More...

I don’t know about you, but I LOVE CHRISTMAS MUSIC! Now that it’s December, join me for 25 Days of Christmas Carols! Each day I will feature one of my favorite Christmas songs. Tell me which ones you like best on one of my socials (Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, Twitter, or YouTube) for a chance to win this fabulous sweatshirt!*… Read More...

Marie as Barista In spite of it being Monday night, people crammed into every corner of Café Chocolat. A strong scent of espresso filled the air. Victoria glanced at the stage where the guys were setting up. The guitarist, Matt, wore a checkered flannel shirt and cowboy boots, while Eddie sported a T-shirt and jeans.… Read More...

Black Friday Sale! Great Deals this Week! Musician Character Mugs by RescotCreative Santa’s Top 3 Favorite Books of All Time (He’s read each of these multiple times.) Santa’s Current Read: The Last Book of the Poldark Series Santa’s Favorite Poems: YouTube Playlist: Some A Bit Spooky! Santa’s Role as Proofreader for A Change in Tune (He’s checked it more than twice!)… Read More...

Bonus episode! Here’s a little fiddling Marie Pearson style, in case you need some peppy music on your way to celebrate Thanksgiving! (I’m not actually shipping up to Boston, haha.) Facebook Twitter Reddit Email Print … Read More...

In the dingy hallway outside the audition room, Victoria slipped on gloves to keep her fingers warm. The orchestra auditions were running forty-five minutes late, which allowed too much time for her hands to grow cold. The committee had decided to hear the violins last. The cellists had finished hours ago.… Read More...

My favorite composer of all time is Romantic-Era Frenchman Camille Saint-Saëns. The storytelling nature and emotive quality of his works have always resonated with me. In my book A Change in Tune, protagonist Victoria finally decides to compete with the Saint-Saëns Violin Concerto No. 3 in B Minor (1880). Today, I’m excited to share with you the LIVE VERSION of my 18-year-old self’s performance of the Saint-Saëns Violin Concerto, accompanied by my high school Youth Symphony!… Read More...

Both of my Grandmothers served as the inspiration for Gigi. They’re amazing nonagenarians and still enjoy music, history, and literature! Harold and Ruth Scheer Carol and Milford Peterson Ruth Scheer: Children’s Book Author Facebook Twitter Reddit Email Print … Read More...

In spite of their rivalry, Victoria and Adrienne attempt to perform together like when they were little. Can they put aside their differences for a few minutes to play together? Or will the cat claws emerge? My youngest sister and me as dueling violins at a talent show. I think she won! … Read More...

Me at my concerto concert Ashley as Laura Ingalls Growing up, I loved reading authors of autobiographical fiction. My favorite, of course, was Louisa May Alcott’s legendary Little Women. She drew from her real life to create memorable, realistic characters that have charmed readers for centuries. Another that inspired me, Laura Ingalls Wilder, wrote her Little House series based on her own autobiography.… Read More...

The guys stir up trouble for Victoria as she broods on her current dilemma. I’ve opened up my whole merch store for the holidays. I hope you check out the fun character designs! Musician Character Mugs by RescotCreative I Love Christmas Music by RescotCreative Facebook Twitter Reddit Email Print … Read More...

Victoria shares a sweet moment with Louisa as they try to decide what concerto Victoria should play for the competition. However, the sweetness is gone the next day when Adrienne barges in to borrow clothes, and Victoria makes a shocking discovery. Last chance to get your Halloween merch! Don’t Pull My Strings by RescotCreative Facebook Twitter Reddit Email Print … Read More...