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Re: New Age Artists #1059092 11/12/08 06:16 PM
Joined: Feb 2008 Posts: 3,605 Chocolatetown, USA TrapperJohn 3000 Post Club Member
TrapperJohn 3000 Post Club Member Joined: Feb 2008 Posts: 3,605 Chocolatetown, USA	Quote Originally posted by Mati: Can't leave Richard Clayderman and Keiko Matsui from the list. Keiko was mentioned with one of her CDs - bot she has much more, and everything is worth a look and listen. I literally love her music. M. Mati - I fully agree about Keiko - wonderfully creative blend of several genres of music including (gasp!) New Age in her exciting and highly listenable compositions and performance Have you seen her YouTube videos? Especially gorgeous is "Forever, Forever". Check it out! Regards, JF Every difficulty slurred over will be a ghost to disturb your repose later on. Frederic Chopin Current favorite bumper sticker: Wag more, bark less.

Re: New Age Artists #1059093 11/12/08 06:41 PM
Joined: Dec 2004 Posts: 215 San Diego quiescen Full Member
quiescen Full Member Joined: Dec 2004 Posts: 215 San Diego	Hmmmm. Never heard of Keiko. I'll have to check her out. ----------------------------- Play New Age Piano http://www.quiescencemusic.com

Re: New Age Artists #1059094 11/12/08 07:42 PM
Joined: Feb 2008 Posts: 744 CA Key Notes 500 Post Club Member
Key Notes 500 Post Club Member Joined: Feb 2008 Posts: 744 CA	Quote Originally posted by Mati: Can't leave Richard Clayderman and Keiko Matsui from the list. Keiko was mentioned with one of her CDs - bot she has much more, and everything is worth a look and listen. I literally love her music. M. Music speaks where words fails.

Re: New Age Artists #1059095 11/12/08 07:44 PM
Joined: Nov 2005 Posts: 1,342 Lodz, Poland Mati 1000 Post Club Member
Mati 1000 Post Club Member Joined: Nov 2005 Posts: 1,342 Lodz, Poland	Quote Originally posted by John Frank: Quote Originally posted by Mati: [b] Can't leave Richard Clayderman and Keiko Matsui from the list. Keiko was mentioned with one of her CDs - bot she has much more, and everything is worth a look and listen. I literally love her music. M. Mati - I fully agree about Keiko - wonderfully creative blend of several genres of music including (gasp!) New Age in her exciting and highly listenable compositions and performance Have you seen her YouTube videos? Especially gorgeous is "Forever, Forever". Check it out! Regards, JF [/b] Of course I did! I've seen almost all of them one day Well said she makes a great blend of several genres. Even jazz style and harmonies are prominent in her music. She is so much more than just a "new age" pianist. I will go and watch them once again though, thanks for a reminder! M. Mateusz Papiernik https://maticomp.net "One man can make a difference" - Wilton Knight Kawai CN21 (digital), Henryk Yamayuri Kawai NX-40 (grand)

Re: New Age Artists #1059096 11/14/08 08:44 AM
Joined: Jan 2007 Posts: 321 Gulf Coast Babs_ Full Member
Babs_ Full Member Joined: Jan 2007 Posts: 321 Gulf Coast	I love Keikos music. One of my favorites is the Water Lily. She is an elegant pianist. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xXgPIxSEFAY

Re: New Age Artists #1059097 11/14/08 10:30 AM
Joined: Feb 2008 Posts: 3,605 Chocolatetown, USA TrapperJohn 3000 Post Club Member
TrapperJohn 3000 Post Club Member Joined: Feb 2008 Posts: 3,605 Chocolatetown, USA	Babs - Another beautiful piece and performance - somehow I missed that one before - Thanks! Elegant is putting it mildly - excitingly, creatively elegant is perhaps a litle more descriptively accurate. Regards, Jf Every difficulty slurred over will be a ghost to disturb your repose later on. Frederic Chopin Current favorite bumper sticker: Wag more, bark less.

Re: New Age Artists #1059098 11/14/08 11:20 AM
Joined: Oct 2008 Posts: 125 Cornwall UK Blackbird Full Member
Blackbird Full Member Joined: Oct 2008 Posts: 125 Cornwall UK	Quote Originally posted by Babs_: I love Keikos music. One of my favorites is the Water Lily. She is an elegant pianist. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xXgPIxSEFAY Beautiful http://blackbirdlearnspiano.wordpress.com/

Re: New Age Artists #1059099 11/14/08 02:10 PM
Joined: Jan 2008 Posts: 905 Switzerland Danny Niklas 500 Post Club Member
Danny Niklas 500 Post Club Member Joined: Jan 2008 Posts: 905 Switzerland	Einaudi is not new age. Tiersen is not new age. David Lanz is not new age. Clayderman is not new age. Philis Glassis definitely not new age. New Age music, is exclusively that music which is related to New Age topics by openly New Age composers. Imagine a composer who write music in a certain style, and he is vegetarian. Would you define all the music that have some aural resemblance to that style "vegetarian music"? Neo-Classical sounds good. Neo-Melodic sounds good. Modern Instrumental is good too. Contemporary Instrumental would work as well. Or you could just describe the sound you're looking for. Soothing melodic music. Soothing ambient music. Ambient minimalist music. Instrospective slow melodic. After all, there's music, openly New Age because associated with the New Age movement, which is fast electronic techno rock. A pianist which is openly New Age is Mike Rowland. Here you can listen is "Come into the Fairy Ring": Mike Rowland - Come into the Fairy Ring

Re: New Age Artists #1059100 11/14/08 02:20 PM
Joined: Oct 2008 Posts: 125 Cornwall UK Blackbird Full Member
Blackbird Full Member Joined: Oct 2008 Posts: 125 Cornwall UK	Quote Originally posted by Danny Niklas: Einaudi is not new age. Tiersen is not new age. David Lanz is not new age. Clayderman is not new age. Philis Glassis definitely not new age. New Age music, is exclusively that music which is related to New Age topics by openly New Age composers. Imagine a composer who write music in a certain style, and he is vegetarian. Would you define all the music that have some aural resemblance to that style "vegetarian music"? Neo-Classical sounds good. Neo-Melodic sounds good. Modern Instrumental is good too. Contemporary Instrumental would work as well. Or you could just describe the sound you're looking for. Soothing melodic music. Soothing ambient music. Ambient minimalist music. Instrospective slow melodic. After all, there's music, openly New Age because associated with the New Age movement, which is fast electronic techno rock. A pianist which is openly New Age is Mike Rowland. Here you can listen is "Come into the Fairy Ring": Mike Rowland - Come into the Fairy Ring Oh!! OK then. But I still enjoy them http://blackbirdlearnspiano.wordpress.com/

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