Danny Wright - Autumn Dreams (1991)

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This is a collection of quiet, soothing music that brings a smile to the heart and warms the soul. A number of piano albums often seem empty without accompaniment, yet Danny Wright illustrates why solo piano can be the most expressive of any musical medium. His compositions are clean, clear, and crisp…much like the season he evokes in his title.

The album contains selections that are uplifting and full of hope, while others are spare and atmospheric. As I listen to the music, I often imagine the artist in a meadow, beneath a canopy of golden and amber leaves, the sunlight dappled on his keyboard…a time for reflection…for introspection.

Steve Rawlings, amazon.com

EAC extraction logfile from 30. February 2007, 25:00 for CD
Danny Wright / Autumn Dreams

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Native Win32 interface for Win NT & 2000


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