MP3 John Sommo, Jr - New Dawn Vol. 1
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New Age music from a new artist which will touch your soul.
16 MP3 Songs
NEW AGE: New Age, NEW AGE: Meditation
Details:
John plays piano completely from the heart. Having no training, he is a self-taught pianist. Many of his songs were composed as he played them for the very first time. Some of those versions are here.
His very first compostion "Tralatitious" is the song he used to teach himself to play. It took a year to compose and was originally done in year 2000. Once you look up the definition of "Tralatitious", you will understand why he chose that title.
John's one and only piano lesson was given by Ray Romano's mother when she lived in Forest Hills. The piano lesson was a prize given at a charity event. After that lesson, he composed "Just One Rose" in her honor. PS. Mrs. Romano does not cover her furniture in plastic.
16 MP3 Songs
NEW AGE: New Age, NEW AGE: Meditation
Details:
John plays piano completely from the heart. Having no training, he is a self-taught pianist. Many of his songs were composed as he played them for the very first time. Some of those versions are here.
His very first compostion "Tralatitious" is the song he used to teach himself to play. It took a year to compose and was originally done in year 2000. Once you look up the definition of "Tralatitious", you will understand why he chose that title.
John's one and only piano lesson was given by Ray Romano's mother when she lived in Forest Hills. The piano lesson was a prize given at a charity event. After that lesson, he composed "Just One Rose" in her honor. PS. Mrs. Romano does not cover her furniture in plastic.
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