One of my favorite instrumental music composers is Tracey Chattaway, from Australia. Her music has been designated as "Classical Crossover"-- kind of a mix of piano melodies with rock beats and synth sounds, etc. But I think it is just "beautiful music" . . .
I first came across this composer on Bandcamp, and purchased a CD for one of her early albums, Third Place. And then later I added a couple others in digital format, Nightsky and Secret Garden. I have listened to the pieces in these albums many times.
And then just recently I saw that she has newer album, but I couldn't find it on Bandcamp. However, she has her music out on all the other usual places -- itunes, Amazon music, Spotify, etc. So I found the new album, and purchased it, too.
This one is called "Oceans," and it is filled with beautiful music, much like the previous work, but different in some ways . . . kind of like having butter pecan ice cream instead of chocolate chip mint . . .
Tracey began composing in 2010-- she has created an abundance of musical pieces in the past 10 years (a total of 54 pieces over 6 albums). Her earlier works were digital music, created with midi tracks. The newest album, "Oceans (2019)," includes acoustic piano as well as a combination of digital instruments.
And there is a pretty amazing video that goes with one of the pieces on Oceans--"Into the Night"-- it's like seeing a work of art (the ocean) that is constantly changing . . .
Here it is . . .
I first came across this composer on Bandcamp, and purchased a CD for one of her early albums, Third Place. And then later I added a couple others in digital format, Nightsky and Secret Garden. I have listened to the pieces in these albums many times.
And then just recently I saw that she has newer album, but I couldn't find it on Bandcamp. However, she has her music out on all the other usual places -- itunes, Amazon music, Spotify, etc. So I found the new album, and purchased it, too.
This one is called "Oceans," and it is filled with beautiful music, much like the previous work, but different in some ways . . . kind of like having butter pecan ice cream instead of chocolate chip mint . . .
Tracey began composing in 2010-- she has created an abundance of musical pieces in the past 10 years (a total of 54 pieces over 6 albums). Her earlier works were digital music, created with midi tracks. The newest album, "Oceans (2019)," includes acoustic piano as well as a combination of digital instruments.
And there is a pretty amazing video that goes with one of the pieces on Oceans--"Into the Night"-- it's like seeing a work of art (the ocean) that is constantly changing . . .
Here it is . . .
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