Track Listings
| 1. Morning Eagle |
| 2. The Astronemer |
| 3. Silver Stream |
| 4. The Awakening |
| 5. Jazzed |
| 6. Remembrance |
| 7. Interlude |
| 8. Reverie |
| 9. Flow On |
| 10. Ghost Canyon |
| 11. Thanksgiving |
| 12. Impromptu |
| 13. Streamwalker |
Editorial Reviews
Michael Debbage, Wind and Wire
With just him and his keyboard, Craig Urquhart continues to evoke themes of reflection with his simplified sophistication.
Product Description
Composer/pianist Craig Urquhart continues to create beautiful, compelling solo piano music, finding rich musical language to express profound spiritual connections between his soul and the world around him. Although Urquhart composes with clarity and balance, his creative process doesn't overwhelm an innate ability to sound fresh and improvised. He has a contemporary voice while drawing upon the inspiration of the great keyboard masters. Streamwalker, his latest album, finds another lovely extension of this unique vision.
Streamwalker, released by HeartEarthMusic, is his fifth album. Urquhart reaches a new heights in his artistry by exploring, via his own inner journey, the human soul's response to the beauty of nature.
The melody for the song that became the album's graceful and serene title track came to Urquhart one day in the spring, while he was literally balancing on the rocks in a winding stream in woods behind a friend's house in Rhode Island. He chose to bookend this set of 13 compositions with the optimism of Streamwalker and the similarly spirited opener, "Morning Eagle," to reflect our ability to appreciate that life is indeed a gift. Looking further upstream, Urquhart devotes much of this music to our collective desire to remain reflective yet optimistic.
The striking CD cover shot shows a close up of Craig's right hand gently touching the stream, entering the world in which we interact with our environment. "Streamwalker is about the impact of nature on me as an artist and human being, and the many moods it inspires," he comments.
Streamwalker
Streamwalker,Craig Urquhart,Heart Earth Music,Contemporary Instrumental,NEW RELEASE. Beautiful, compelling solo piano music, expressing a response to the beauty of nature in a way that is both poetic and fresh.,Neo-Classical,New Age
Streamwalker
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Streamwalker
Manufacturer: Heart Earth Music ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD  Chamber Music
| Forms & Genres
| Classical (c.1770-1830)
| Historical Periods
| Classical
| Styles
| Music
General
| Classical
| Styles
| Music
General
| Chamber Music
| Classical
| Styles
| Music
General
| New Age
| Styles
| Music
Solo Instrumental
| New Age
| Styles
| Music
General
| New Age
| Indie Music
| Stores
| Music
New Age
| Imports
| Stores
| Music
Classical
| Imports
| Stores
| Music
ASIN: B0009RYGEU Release Date: 2005-05-01 |
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Product Description
Composer/pianist Craig Urquhart continues to create beautiful, compelling solo piano music, finding rich musical language to express profound spiritual connections between his soul and the world around him. Although Urquhart composes with clarity and balance, his creative process doesn’t overwhelm an innate ability to sound fresh and improvised. He has a contemporary voice while drawing upon the inspiration of the great keyboard masters. Streamwalker, his latest album, finds another lovely extension of this unique vision. Streamwalker, released by HeartEarthMusic, is his fifth album. Urquhart reaches a new heights in his artistry by exploring, via his own inner journey, the human soul’s response to the beauty of nature. The melody for the song that became the album’s graceful and serene title track came to Urquhart one day in the spring, while he was literally balancing on the rocks in a winding stream in woods behind a friend’s house in Rhode Island. He chose to bookend this set of 13 compositions with the optimism of Streamwalker and the similarly spirited opener, “Morning Eagle,” to reflect our ability to appreciate that life is indeed a gift. Looking further upstream, Urquhart devotes much of this music to our collective desire to remain reflective yet optimistic. The striking CD cover shot shows a close up of Craig’s right hand gently touching the stream, entering the world in which we interact with our environment. “Streamwalker is about the impact of nature on me as an artist and human being, and the many moods it inspires,” he comments.Customer Reviews:
From Solo Piano Publications.......2007-05-30
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