Check into Pandora’s Indian Flute Radio any time of day, flip from track to track, and you’ll be met with some lovely sparsely arranged...

In listening to the deeply meditative, spirit penetrating pieces on Gary Schmidt’s new album Even For a Moment, I’m tempted to speak...

Discovering an exciting new Native American flute artist like Marcia Watson Bendo reminds me just how long I’ve had a passion for her...

The title of Beyond Measures & Time, Steve Rivera’s remarkably inviting, intimate and soul-exposing new solo piano album, is a bit of a...

As much as I love instrumental music, whether it be contemporary jazz or new age, I sometimes take issue with artists who pour their soul...

Composer, producer, arranger and orchestrator Peter Calandra has done it all during his prolific career. He’s penned music for Broadway...

Truly a musical citizen of the world, Arun Shenoy’s passion for and rich exploration of Spanish Flamenco music on his dynamic 2012 debut...

A true new age piano Renaissance Man, Matthew Mayer has enjoyed a diverse career as a music teacher, TV composer and artist with 10 solo...

Growing up in St. Paul, Minnesota, Lynn Tredeau was one of those all-star musical kids who could play it all. She mastered classical...

Considering that French guitarist Franck Balloffet and Southern California bred keyboardist/percussionist Phil Bunch – aka the pop, chill...

True to the title of his elegantly flowing, melodically engaging debut solo piano album, Cory Lavine’s journey is testament to one of...

Since the release of his debut album No Words, in 1994, pianist/composer Jim Brickman has not only become, as his website bills him,...