Screenshot of an index of songs on the left and a video player in the main part of the screen. Song categories include The Fourth Messenger, The Riversitter, and Unreleased. Search and sort options are visible. The video player shows Vienna Teng sitting at her grand piano in her living room, with headphones on, singing into a mic and her hands on the keys. A piece of paper is visible in front of her on the piano. The index shows that the song is playing is called "The Human Experience" and below the player, there are clickable listings of performances of each show where the song was played.

Live@Home archive browser

November 12, 2026

Over the past four years, I've played 50 Live@Home concerts for Patreon!

To mark the occasion, we've posted a Live@Home archive browser! Here you can:

Search by any text in the song title, original artist, or collection it belongs to
Group songs by livestream, collection (e.g. covers, unreleased), or original artist
Sort songs by Title A-Z, most/recently/first performed, or artist
Watch livestream playback right in the video player window (paid Patreon members)

Paid Patreon members can use your account credentials to log in. No account? No problem: you can still browse around and search - you just won't see video playback. (Paid members of any amount get full access to all my content there, and of course you can cancel/rejoin whenever you like.)

Some fun stats:

Cover songs played: 87. I've taken a swing at songs by dodie, Joy Oladokun, and Huntr/x from KPop Demon Hunters, as well as The Monkees, Bon Iver, and Claude Debussy. Improbably, "Bohemian Rhapsody" and "Total Eclipse of the Heart" are here too.
Unreleased original songs played: 29. (Nine of those will be changing to "released" status soon...)
Anniversary full-album play throughs: 2 - Aims in 2023, and Warm Strangers in 2024. In November 2026 I'll be doing Dreaming Through the Noise's 20th birthday livestream, featuring a full string quartet!
Most requested song: "The Riversitter" (13 plays). Thanks, y'all.

Thanks so much to the fans who made the archive browser possible!