Giving away a whole lot of free piano music since 2005! I specialize in expressive piano interpretations and orchestral arrangements of songs and hymns, suitable for contemplation, meditation, relaxation, or just to keep you company as you go about your business. There's quite a few free mp3 downloads by now, so take your time and enjoy the music. I hope it meets your needs wherever you are in your spiritual walk.
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I know I have some French listeners... Noel is French, right? I'm curious on this holiday why so many of our great Christmas carols come from France... O Holy Night, The Sleep of the Baby Jesus, and so on. But I won't ramble. Merry Christmas!
posted by Joel Rosenberger @ 11:32 AM
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Hello again, everyone! I hope this holiday season is everything you want it to be. Over the month of December, I'll be featuring a few of the tracks from my new Christmas CD, Snow and Ivory (soon to be available on CD Baby.)
Today's selection is a bit different, since I wanted to accentuate the mystery of O Come Emmanuel, which in and of itself is almost chant-like. The reverberations of the ambient piano echo through time, providing the opportunity to contemplate those prophets who spoke of this One who would be born in Bethlehem Ephrathah of a virgin, and would be called "Wonderful, Counselor, the Mighty God, the Everlasting Father, the Prince of Peace."
posted by Joel Rosenberger @ 6:48 AM
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Joel Rosenberger is a pianist, composer, and arranger specializing in fresh, instrumental arrangements of Christian hymns. Joel believes in the abundance of music and creativity, and offers quite a bit of music on his Fresh Piano podcast, which has been "airing" since 2005. He has released two CDs, and has published several sheets. His piano recordings have been heard on the BBN network, and his arrangements have been performed by other music groups, including a performance on the Millenium Stage at Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. When he's not recording piano, orchestral, and atmospheric arrangements of hymns, he can be found spending time with his wife and four children, painting at his easel, playing the cello, or in the garage building boats.
