The Personal Development Blog
Keyboardist Hennie Bekker has perhaps one of the most musically diverse backgrounds—with albums ranging from children’s music to world, jazz to classical, and pop to holiday—but is best known for his new age albums....
The piano is, in my opinion, the best instrument that captures any emotion. And Kathryn Kaye is one of the most talented piano players I’ve heard. Her second album, Heavy as a Feather (Imaginary...
Accomplished musician Catharine Marie Charlton’s album Red Leaf, Grey Sky: Piano Improvisations (River Dawn Productions) is her fourth piano instrumental album. Receiving high praise from music critics, Red Leaf, Grey Sky is a beautiful...
The orchestral arrangements and emotional piano in Marc Enfroy’s third album, Unconditional (Enfroy Music) provides the perfect musical complement to the much-needed states of relaxation listeners crave. With roots in neoclassical music, Enfroy’s musical...
At first listen to the Simple Beauty (Capitol Broadcasting Company) album, you’re immediately struck by the compilation of sounds that weave together so beautifully and magically. The tracks lead you to a relaxed world...
The debut album of musician Kathryn Kaye, Dreaming Still (Imaginary Road Studios), offers a composition of piano expertise certain to engage listeners with its enchanting melodies. Kaye has an extensive musical background which she...
David Wahler’s second release, A Star Danced is a very personal creation and reflects occurrences in his own life. We all encounter our personal journeys, and each title on A Star Danced is an...
