MP3 Sydney Stevens - Portraits
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Original music to soothe and relax, to inspire and motivate.
14 MP3 Songs
EASY LISTENING: Mood Music, NEW AGE: New Age
Details:
Sydney Stevens began writing melodies before she could reach the piano pedals. Her earliest memory was watching her mother play classical piano. She began piano lessons at the age of 8, and started composing shortly thereafter. The early years of composing took Sydney through a folk music phase, where her rhythmic poetry easily lent itself to song. Following this folk phase, a period of composing lyrical New Age piano music emerged in Juneau, Alaska. In the late 1980's, Sydney chose to relocate to Southern California where she finished her formal training in music composition at the University of Redlands. During this time, she also studied classical composition in York, England and with Bill Douglas in Boulder, Colorado.
In 1995, Sydney returned to the Pacific Northwest and recorded her debut CD "Dancers in the Rain." This album was recorded at White Horse Studios in Portland, Oregon. Primarily piano-based, it also features Jeff Leonard on bass guitar, Phil Baldino on flute, Tim Ellis on guitar and Brian Davis on percussion. "Dancers in the Rain" was co-produced by Bob Stark.
In 1998, while living in a remote part of Eastern Oregon, Sydney composed music for her second CD entitled "Seasons" --taking the listener on a musical journey through the cycle of seasons. "Seasons" features Mitch Iimori on English horn, oboe and guitar. The album also features Phil Baker on bass guitar and Valerie Day on percussion.
In 2003, Sydney produced her most recent CD, "Portraits." Her most complex work to date, this CD maintains her strong melodic lines, with more complex orchestrations around the piano-based songs. It is a compilation of original songs inspired by people.
She is currently networking with film and video sountracks. Sydney's music naturally lends itself to this genre--evoking strong and varied emotions. Born in Los Angeles, California and raised in Seattle, Washington Sydney resides on the Oregon side of the beautiful Columbia River Gorge.
Additional links:
http://www.KindWeb.com
14 MP3 Songs
EASY LISTENING: Mood Music, NEW AGE: New Age
Details:
Sydney Stevens began writing melodies before she could reach the piano pedals. Her earliest memory was watching her mother play classical piano. She began piano lessons at the age of 8, and started composing shortly thereafter. The early years of composing took Sydney through a folk music phase, where her rhythmic poetry easily lent itself to song. Following this folk phase, a period of composing lyrical New Age piano music emerged in Juneau, Alaska. In the late 1980's, Sydney chose to relocate to Southern California where she finished her formal training in music composition at the University of Redlands. During this time, she also studied classical composition in York, England and with Bill Douglas in Boulder, Colorado.
In 1995, Sydney returned to the Pacific Northwest and recorded her debut CD "Dancers in the Rain." This album was recorded at White Horse Studios in Portland, Oregon. Primarily piano-based, it also features Jeff Leonard on bass guitar, Phil Baldino on flute, Tim Ellis on guitar and Brian Davis on percussion. "Dancers in the Rain" was co-produced by Bob Stark.
In 1998, while living in a remote part of Eastern Oregon, Sydney composed music for her second CD entitled "Seasons" --taking the listener on a musical journey through the cycle of seasons. "Seasons" features Mitch Iimori on English horn, oboe and guitar. The album also features Phil Baker on bass guitar and Valerie Day on percussion.
In 2003, Sydney produced her most recent CD, "Portraits." Her most complex work to date, this CD maintains her strong melodic lines, with more complex orchestrations around the piano-based songs. It is a compilation of original songs inspired by people.
She is currently networking with film and video sountracks. Sydney's music naturally lends itself to this genre--evoking strong and varied emotions. Born in Los Angeles, California and raised in Seattle, Washington Sydney resides on the Oregon side of the beautiful Columbia River Gorge.
Additional links:
http://www.KindWeb.com
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