Portraits by Brian Hagen Album Review by New Age CD & New Age Notes Radio Staff Lately, I notice that a lot of what we call “New Age” music has tended to have lost its melody line, morphing instead into the more ambient, meditative space. So, it is wonderful to find this delightfully melodic, sweet […]
“Imaginations” by Ronald Van Deurzen Album Review by Dyan Garris for Zone Music Reporter (ZMR), New Age CD, and “Spirit Seeker Magazine” Ronald Van Deurzen is a pianist, composer and music teacher from The Netherlands. His music includes primarily folk, jazz, orchestral music and music for film and documentary. “Imaginations” is his 2nd album in […]
“Hidden Flowers” by Masako Album Review by Dyan Garris, Zone Music Reporter, New Age CD, and “Spirit Seeker Magazine” The astoundingly beautiful “Hidden Flowers” by Masako, is the ultimate in relaxation. – Dyan Garris “Hidden Flowers” is the 5th album from Japanese born, multiple award-winning piano artist, Masako. Co-produced by Masako and Will Ackerman, along […]
Underwater Whisperer by Masako Album Review by Dyan Garris for Zone Music Reporter and New Age CD The album, ‘Underwater Whisperer,’ by pianist Masako, is like a sparkling jewel one discovers at the seashore. A special treasure, this is simply beautiful. – Dyan Garris What lies beneath in the mysterious depths of the Earth’s bodies […]
“Into the Blue: Uplifting New Age Instrumental Sounds for the Soul” by Michael Joseph Album review by Dyan Garris for Zone Music Reporter and NewAgeCD Are the eyes a truly a window into the soul? Perhaps so. Michael Joseph has blue eyes, and a picture of these beauties are incorporated in the cover artwork of […]
“Time Not Forgotten” by Rhonda Mackert Album Review by Dyan Garris, New Age CD.com Rhonda Mackert’s fifth album release, “Time Not Forgotten,” is an absolutely exquisite collection of twelve original solo piano pieces inspired by some of her various lifetime memories. Feeling yourself completely relax from the very first notes, this is solo piano to […]
“Shifting Sands,” the 4th release by solo pianist, Lynn Tredeau, is an eloquent, elegant, timelessly lovely journey from beginning to end. From the first notes of “Lost in Familiar Surroundings,” we immediately feel at ease and relax into the gentle melody. We find ourselves transported to a place where we may have all found ourselves […]
The Land of Nod: Lullabies for the Listless Review by Dyan Garris – New Age CD.com Richard Dillon, New Age pianist and composer, considers himself more of a “Neo-Impressionist,” than a “New Ager.” That’s fine if we insist on categorizing. But there is a very good reason for characterizing himself in this way rather than […]
