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Jennifer Haines made a nice little splash on the world stage earlier this year when her music was selected by the staff of The New Yorker for a video they posted to YouTube which went big-time viral...to the tune of about 3 million views in a matter of just a few days. Which one? It was security camera footage of a guy who was stuck in an elevator in a New York skyscraper for 41 HOURS. Jennifer's music must have made for the perfect soundtrack...because a ton of people came to her web site and bought albums as a result! But, not content to rest on her laurels, she's recently released a brand new album...this time, beautiful solo piano treatments of old church hymns called Blessed Assurance: Solo Piano Hymns. For those who didn't grow up in the church, you may be unaware that church hymns have given us some of the most majestic and timeless melodies ever heard by human ears. Jen has brought us two tracks to offer as free downloads: Blessed Assurance and O The Deep Deep Love of Jesus. You'll find them on the Music 2 page.
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Keith Wiley counts as his influences classical masters Beethoven and Chopin, Brahms and Rachmaninoff...soundtrack wizards John Williams and Jerry Goldsmith...but also progressive electronic trance. More neoclassical than New Age, his music is infused with passion ranging from the calm to the near-furious. From his Solo Piano album, he's brought us Train of Thought...which you'll find on the Music 4 page. |
