Impressions of the Rocky Mountains II
Track Listings
| 1. Ascending to Heaven |
| 2. SoulMates |
| 3. Forever by the Brooke |
| 4. Mountain Waltz |
| 5. Sacred Truce |
| 6. Rings of Peace |
| 7. Silver's Song |
| 8. A Father's Love |
| 9. Bridges to Cross |
| 10. The Dancer |
| 11. Introspections |
| 12. Remembrance |
| 13. In This Lifetime |
| 14. A Place Inside |
| 15. Mick's Memory |
| 16. There Is A Place for Peace |
| 17. Welcome to the World |
| 18. You Are Not Alone |
| 19. Leave No Child Behind |
Editorial Reviews
About the Artist
Music With Nature Series™ Impressions of the Rocky Mountains I and II
"The best-selling recordings throughout Rocky Mountain National Park"
His majestic and uplifting musical themes have inspired listeners all over the world during the coverage of major sporting events, including highlights of the great Michael Jordan, the 2000 Summer Olympic Games, the 1996 Centennial Olympic Games and the 1992 Summer Olympic Games (and is cited in the book, 100 Years of Olympic Music, Music and Musicians of the Modern Olympic Games 1896-1996 by William K. Guegold, Ph.D.). His award-nominated nine albums to date have reached the Top 20 on national radio charts and Billboard retail charts. He is even revealed in the acclaimed book, A History of Rocky Music by Piero Scaruffi.
Denver - born Steve notes, "as a two-year-old child, I used to sit underneath my father's desk while he worked as an architect. He always listened to classical music and I remember hearing Mozart, Bach and Chopin to name just a few. Both my mother and father play the piano as well as my brother, Dave. My mother is a music teacher in the public schools and a piano teacher as well. I remember someone always playing our Steinway Grand, singing & humming around the house or hearing music from the stereo."
Steve began taking violin and piano lessons at the age of five; but, like many young students, his interest piqued as he remembers "hating to practice more than anything." Yet his talent was sufficiently developed for him to win first place at age six in a composition contest sponsored by the College of Music at the University of Kansas. Steve continued to study the piano for several more years, then focusing on the violin "seriously" until the age of 15 or so. I then thought it wasn't cool anymore; sports and girls were now my big interests." Along the way, he continued to win competitions and scholarships, including the Boulder Philharmonic Young Artist's Competition and a music scholarship to the University of Colorado.
Haun holds a Bachelor of Arts in Music and a Certificate in Music Technology from the University of Colorado and a Master of Music in Theory and Composition from the University of Northern Colorado, noting "I play violin, piano and a variety of keyboards. These last are my favorite instruments because of the number of different sounds that are possible. It's wonderful to have a virtual symphony orchestra at my fingertips!" Considering his achievements, it is a bit surprising that Steve does not consider himself "a very good pianist. In fact, I have music in my head that I can't play, which is why the use of the computer and a sequencer is such a valuable compositional tool for me. I do, however, feel that I play very musically and, at times, emotionally. I think these attributes show up on my recordings to the extent that many people think I am a better pianist than I do… I do, however, feel that I am definitely getting better all the time."
Product Description
Impressions of the Rocky Mountains and Impressions of the Rocky Mountains II, both recordings on the Music with Nature Series™ by renowned composer and Colorado native, Steve Haun, passionately explore nature's awesome masterpiece - The Rocky Mountains. Majestic, poignant orchestral themes and reflective, serene interludes are blended and alternated with impeccably recorded nature sounds of wildlife and elements of the natural environment. Together, the musical compositions and nature soundscapes stimulate the senses to experience and relive again and again the grandeur that is the Rocky Mountains.
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Impressions of the Rocky Mountains II
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Impressions of the Rocky Mountains II
Steve Haun Manufacturer: SNH Productions ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD  General
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ASIN: B00008IO64 Release Date: 2003-02-01 |
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Product Description
Impressions of the Rocky Mountains and Impressions of the Rocky Mountains II, both recordings on the Music with Nature Series™ by renowned composer and Colorado native, Steve Haun, passionately explore nature's awesome masterpiece - The Rocky Mountains. Majestic, poignant orchestral themes and reflective, serene interludes are blended and alternated with impeccably recorded nature sounds of wildlife and elements of the natural environment. Together, the musical compositions and nature soundscapes stimulate the senses to experience and relive again and again the grandeur that is the Rocky Mountains.Pop Music:
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