Chords of a Man

Our new single, THE THIRD DAY, is available here and April 1, 2024 on streaming platforms

While producing Speak Not a Word, we recorded these one minute demos, enjoy:

Discography

2015 – God Meant It for Good – Biographies of the persons used by God in Genesis

2016 – The Dance of Two Camps – The deeper experiences of the persons used by God in Genesis

2017 – Until the Day Dawns – The divine romance from Solomon’s Song of Songs

2018 – Just Speak a Word – The 10 cases of life meeting every man’s need, plus two events in the Gospel of John

2019 – If Arrows Fly – The experiences of King David from 1 & 2 Samuel

2020 – Something more Is Here – Solomon’s life and work in 1 Kings, plus his poetic synopsis of the vanity and beauty of life as written in Ecclesiastes

2022 – Speak Not a Word – The purpose of God’s creating of man as seen in Job, and the wisdom of God in Proverbs

2024 – Love Is (in process) – God’s prevailing Love shown in the New Testament writings, plus God’s restoring His chosen people as his wife in Hosea

God Meant It for Good (2015) Listen – Buy CD – Download free mp3’s – Lyrics – Chords – Companion Book

THE DANCE OF TWO CAMPS — God Meant It for Good (2015) Listen – Buy CD – Download free mp3’s – Lyrics – Chords – Companion Book

Singles

Bethany – 2018 Listen – Download free mp3’s – Lyrics – Chords

The Measuring Lines – 2020 Listen – Download free mp3’s – Lyrics – Chords

Official Videos

Original Artwork (now available for purchase)

Running From Fear — Original handmade woodcut prints that were used as the cover artwork for each of the tracks from the album, If Arrows Fly (2019) by Chords of a Man.

Original handmade woodcut prints that were used as the cover artwork for each of the tracks from the album, If Arrows Fly (2019) by Chords of a Man.

About Chords of a Man

Chords of a Man is a husband and wife duo comprised of Leslie Fritz and Matthew David Fritz. Focusing on Biblical themes, they write and produce illustrative original songs that draw upon deep scripture passages, and the writings of Witness Lee and Watchman Nee for their lyrical inspiration.

Stylistically, Matthew and Leslie’s complimentary voices and pristine 2-part harmonies form the hallmark of their enchanting sound which nicely dovetails with their diverse, Americana style musical arrangements. Bringing musical diversity to the table, Matthew’s proficiency with piano, cello, mountain dulcimer, acoustic and classical guitar, mandolin, ukulele, bass, and percussion enables them to diversify their sound from song to song yet keep a cohesive feel to their thematic albums. Also unique among songwriters, they regularly produce select songs in odd meters, such as 5/4, 10/4, and 7/8 to surreptitiously create new dimensions to their rhythms.

Their impact can be summed up with this review by music scene editorial writer for Paste Magazine, Bryan Rolli:
“With charming guy/girl harmonies resting atop cleanly plucked guitars and light keys, Chords of a Man harkens back to the classic folk duos of the ’70s while avoiding the nagging title of “nostalgic.” Though the music may sound warmly familiar, the lyrical themes are refreshing in their focus. Never mind the temporal pleasures that captivate artist and audience alike these days; Chords of a Man artists, Matthew and Leslie Fritz, have their sights clearly set on the kingdom and eternity.”