Home
In 2002, Tony Gould and Emma Gilmartin recorded Tomorrow, Just You Wait and See in the peaceful surrounds of Move's recording studio. Since then they have been lucky enough to revisit this place several times to record more of their favourite songs.
Eddie Barclay composer
Jimmie Davis composer
Tony Gould composer
Janis Ian composer
Marta Keen composer
Jay Livingston composer
Richard Rodgers composer
Carl Sigman composer
Paul Williams composer
Kenneth Ascher composer
Alan Bergman composer
Charles Dawes composer
Ray Evans composer
Lorenz Hart composer
Michel Legrand composer
Charles Mitchell composer
Marilyn Bergman composer
Eddie Marnay composer
Johnny Mercer composer
"I am delighted to share this music with you now. Home and family have been the focus of my life over the past few years, having had two babies in two years and immersing myself in motherhood.
"Many of the songs you will hear on this album reflect this special time in my life. The Rainbow Connection, You Are My Sunshine, and Que Sera are songs I learnt as a child, and are now some of the songs I sing to my own babies. I hope you will enjoy our interpretations of these timeless compositions." - Emma Gilmartin
Press quote
“The sweet innocence of some undeniable favourites such as 'The Rainbow Connection' and 'Que Sera, Sera' exhaled slowly. No nuance missed.”
— Peter Wockner, Limelight
Artists

Tony Gould
Pianist and composer Tony Gould is one of Australia’s most respected musicians. His career has encompassed many styles of music, including jazz and other improvisatory forms, as well as traditional and contemporary classical. For the past 50 years he has remained at the forefront of music education in Australia.

Emma Gilmartin
While her skill and training lies predominantly in Jazz and Latin styles, Emma Gilmartin is passionate about, and experienced in a variety of styles including Soul, Popular, and Celtic. She has spent much of her musical life writing her own music in an original band in Melbourne.
Audio previews
Track Listing
- Homeward Bound Marta Keen
- Once Upon a Summertime Eddie Barclay Michel Legrand Eddie Marnay Johnny Mercer
- The Rainbow Connection Paul Williams Kenneth Ascher
- Thoughtful Tony Gould
- Under the Redwood Tree Anna Altmann
- It's All in the Game Carl Sigman Charles Dawes
- Homage Tony Gould
- You Are My Sunshine Jimmie Davis Charles Mitchell
- It's Easy to Remember (And So Hard to Forget) Richard Rodgers Lorenz Hart
- A Peaceful Place Tony Gould
- Que Sera, Sera (Whatever Will Be, Will Be) Jay Livingston Ray Evans
- You Must Believe in Spring Alan Bergman Michel Legrand Marilyn Bergman
- Jesse Janis Ian
Performers
Composers

Richard Rodgers
More prolific than George Gershwin (who died at 38), more popular than Stephen Sondheim and esteemed among musicians of all genres. Collectively, his catalogue of songs reads like a treasury of classics from American musical theater's golden age.
Contributors
Artwork
Luci Everett
Where to listen
Home is available for streaming through Spotify and Apple Music. It can also be purchased through the iTunes Music Store.
Home is available as a CD. It can be purchased online through Buywell Music or the Australian Music Centre which both offer online ordering.
Product details
- Catalogue number
- MD 3343
- List price
- $25.00 AUD
- Venue
- Move Records Studio
- Credit
- Luci Everett
- Release date
- 2010
- Musical work
copyright - © 2010 Move Records
- Sound recording
copyright - ℗ 2010 Move Records
- Category
- Jazz
- Barcode
- EAN 9314574334326
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