Name: Do You Live Do You Love
Brand: CANYON.
SKU: 238359
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Do You Live Do You Love

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Album: Do You Live Do You Love
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Do You Live, Do You Love	More Info...
2)	Heaven's Love	More Info...
3)	At River's Edge	More Info...
4)	Hayden's Spirit	More Info...
5)	Forever	More Info...
6)	Largo from Antonin Dvorak's Symphony No. 9, From a New World	More Info...
7)	When You Hold My Hand	More Info...
8)	A Time to Heal	More Info...
9)	New Hope for Peace	More Info...
10)	In Time We Met	More Info...
11)	The Friendship Theme from the Motion Picture Beaches	More Info...

Album: Do You Live Do You Love
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Do You Live, Do You Love	More Info...
2)	Heaven's Love	More Info...
3)	At River's Edge	More Info...
4)	Hayden's Spirit	More Info...
5)	Forever	More Info...
6)	Largo from Antonin Dvorak's Symphony No. 9, From a New World	More Info...
7)	When You Hold My Hand	More Info...
8)	A Time to Heal	More Info...
9)	New Hope for Peace	More Info...
10)	In Time We Met	More Info...
11)	The Friendship Theme from the Motion Picture Beaches	More Info...

Performer Notes

Personnel: Danny Wright (grand piano); Milo Deering (violin); Debbie Brooks (cello); Joseph Vincelli (flute); Johnny Marshall (synclavier).
Includes liner notes by Steve Ryals.
Personnel: Danny Wright (grand piano); Milo Deering (violin); Debbie Brooks (cello); Joseph Vincelli (flute); Johnnie Marshall (Synclavier).
Recording information: Axcess Studios, Dallas, TX.
Photographer: Rory Earnshaw.
While never as prominent a name on the new age piano landscape as George Winston or David Lanz, Danny Wright has been one of the genre's top indie artists for well over a decade. His trademark lush, meditational style serves him well with his new label, and he complements his gentle musings with the subtle enhancements of Milo Deering's violin (the wistful musical conversation of the title track) and Joseph Vincelli's flute ("Hayden's Spirit."). While there is always a tinge of melancholy in Wright's music, his best moments find him tickling the higher-end ivories, finding joy amidst the isolation in the higher "elevations." He's also the master of tapping into childlike lullaby qualities to convey the deepest emotions, as on the elegiac "Heaven's Love." Both the title track and the darker-edged, dramatic "In Time We Met" are from his musical, Phantom Immortal. A sweet and romantic addition to Wright's ever-growing catalog. ~ Jonathan Widran