Tag: composer

Bruno Bavota: RE_CORDIS

Time is a such a precious thing, and it seems as if it’s passing by while listening to this piece. How does something we measure become the most sought after and precious ting on this planet?

Helen Jane Long – Disconnect

Without looking, “This is Helen Jane Long, isn’t it?” Then reaching across by desk, tapping the screen on my phone, my eyes narrow at the words…Helen Jane Long .

James Lazzeroni: Memories

His music has a familiar and nostalgic feeling the surrounds you and hugs you when you are feeling lost or not sure of what comes next. #lazzeronilistener

Jennifer Thomas: Oceans

At the beginning of the piece, there is her familiar classical touch. Half through the choir and various sounds for the climax.

Lena Natalia: Snow on the Beach

It’s almost as if you can hear the waves blend into those beautiful notes and chords that follow.#amwriting #amediting #writingtothemusic

Ian Wong: Stories in Motion

I know, “You write stories of course you’d listen to this album.” I had no idea of the name of the album until I decided to blog about it. #writingtothemusic #amwriting

Greg Maroney: Strength and Serenity

One of my newest new age additions to #writingtothemusic. Maroney’s last album was Secrets of the Sea. The last album I listened to was Star Light, Star Bright . According to his bio, Maroney is inspired by the nature around him when he writes. When you think of it, I’m inspired/motivated by his music to aid…

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Greg Maroney: Secrets of the Sea

With 12 peaceful and serene songs on this album, MARONEY captures the essences of the first world wonder. The sea and its secrets.

Lindsey Stirling: Underground

I’m so excited to have seen LINDSEY STIRLING in concert last year for my birthday.  UNDERGROUND is grungy and quirky at the same time. I’m just in love with every bit of it! It has to be added to your #writingtothemusic playlist.