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This track, composed in early 2014, is a very different style to what my piano works are usually like. Focusing on progressing chords, this piece is an endurance piece for the hands, a study. Fun to play, but not too fast! 

Etude No. 2 in C Major 'Wind Through Spring Trees'

Recording artist Stephen Majewski is a composer and arranger of music for solo piano. His songs have been described as beautiful but haunting, mesmerizing, glorious, graceful, relaxing, atmospheric, calming, magnificent, meditative, and beautifully reflective.

Listeners can purchase Stephen’s physical albums and digital downloads at www.stephenmajewski.com. Downloads are also available on iTunes, Amazon, and other online retailers.

Stephen’s solo piano music has been played on Pandora more than 3.3 million times. His music also can be heard on Spotify, Enlightened Piano Radio, Piano Perfect, One World Music, Our Place Radio, Instrumental Saturdays, Shades of Classics, Alternating Currents, Planetary Prismatic Psonics, and other radio shows and stations.

Stephen’s latest album ROADS includes three original songs: “Morning Star,” “Wings of the Dawn,” and “Hope;” his piano arrangement of “In the Hall of the Mountain King” by Edvard Grieg; and his interpretations of three songs from the 1977 Rankin/Bass animated production of The Hobbit: “Roads,” “Misty Mountains Cold,” and “The Greatest Adventure.”

Maury Laws, the composer of The Hobbit soundtrack and other Rankin/Bass productions such as The Year Without a Santa Claus and Santa Claus Is Comin' to Town, called ROADS “most enjoyable.” Another listener described the songs as “quite haunting and beautiful at the same time. Very enjoyable."

George Winston’s seminal albums Autumn, December, Winter into Spring, Summer, and Forest were Stephen’s initial inspiration for the piano. Playing the piano and composing began in earnest for him more than a decade ago when he heard “Snow on High Ground,” an instrumental piece by Nightnoise composed by Triona Ni Dhomhnaill. Primarily a solo piano composition, the song inspired Stephen to enroll at the New Jersey School of Music for a year before beginning to compose his own pieces while self-studying the piano.

The result was TAMARAC. Inspired by a beautiful area in New Jersey where he lives, the album is his musical interpretation of a typical summer day in Tamarac.

Stephen enjoys composing and listening to the music of solo piano artists and instrumental composers.

Contact: stephenmajewski (at) yahoo.com

Award Winning Classical and Film Composer in Melbourne Australia. 
For over 20 years, Stef Salieri has used the orchestra to portray painful emotions and memories. Under the mask of jaunty tunes and colourful orchestration, lies his inspiration driven by anger, self-harm, self-loathing and depression.  The result, hauntingly beautiful melodies that last a lifetime and more.

Everyone has own scenario that is from the universe...so never let it go:-)

John Yentes is an accomplished multi instrumentalist musician with a keen and eager interest to design audio for both games and film.  John became inspired at an early age by the likes of Yasunori Mitsuda and Nobuo Uematsu and continued to find their influence in his own musical creations.

Please contact jackyentes@gmail.com for licensing or business inquiries Or visit the facebook link included on the page.

Thanks for listening.

John

Etude No. 2 in C Major 'Wind Through Spring Trees'

Stef Salieri | Composer