

My music is a collage of world themes and sounds. It is often peaceful and it sounds like it would belong in a movie soundtrack.
I was born in Logan Utah. When I was three my family moved to Olympia Washington. My parents introduced me to their antique upright piano when I was five years old, and my love for the piano began. When I was ten my parents separated and I moved to Seattle, Washington with my mother and away from the piano. The next year I was given my first keyboard and I began to compose my first melodies. When I was 14 I moved back in with my dad and was reunited with the piano. In the years that followed I continued to create music on the piano. In early 2000 I got my first Roland synthesizer and began exploring different world music themes. In the ensuing years I expanded my repertoire and produced sixteen CDs. In 2005 my mother gifted me my very own piano. My music can best be described as melodic, emotional, and varied. My other passion is fine art. Since I was old enough to hold a pencil I was drawing mountains and nature landscapes. My band name is derived from my love of painting. All cover art is from my original paintings. The painting on the cover of 'What it Is to Love' was inspired by a trip to the Olympic Rain Forest in Washington State.
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@JANEKS' STATIONSJANEKS' STATIONS-135 & COUNTING
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@-Metaform-(BBP)Whole World of Music
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@Briar RoseBOREALIS
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@kissernheim-ictlorridorrClassical Techno Remix- Basic Excaliber Theme
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@Rev Mother TheresaCeltic
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@mauvehazemauvehaze's station
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@thecelturianCeltic motions
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@stormoutstormout's station
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@lamericainelamericaine's station
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@Dead_RelicPainted Water
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@heavy hammerzheavy hammerz's station
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@Larry LudwickLarry Ludwick's station
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@Heart-stringswillowheart's station
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@klain16klain16's station
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@Morten GjermundsenHeart and Soul
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@spurwasserdechakrasound's station
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@elizabeth ludwickCC Holiday/Seasonal Contest - 2010
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@janp78usPainted Water
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@dafodyldafodyl's station
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Sebastian Breitenbach
Jan 19, 2011
I can totally feel the winter. Reminds me a little bit of one of these old crpg games. I like the cantabile melodies and the little percussive elements. Keep up the good work!
Regards, Sebastian
Morten Gjermundsen
Jan 14, 2009
Ahhh..The sound of the harp.One of my favorite instruments.
Its wonderful.Great work.
Love the harp in this and the Celtic feeling. Very gentle and warm composition, yet the feel of a warm winters day filled with true emotions. Great stuff!! Blessings, John