Allen James Teague | A Poet's Heart

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A Poet's Heart

by Allen James Teague

An hour of gorgeous original solo piano pieces for massage and inspiration.
Genre: New Age: Ambient
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1. Tale of the Minstrel
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2. Bittersweet
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3. Forest
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4. Sunday Collisions
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5. Soliloquy
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6. Sorrow
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7. The Light and the Dark
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8. Free
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9. A Poet's Heart
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10. Portrait
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11. Bittersweet Reprise (With Flute)
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12. Rain and Memories
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13. Saying Goodbye
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14. A Winter's Lullaby
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ABOUT THIS ALBUM


Album Notes
Thank you for listening to my recordings! I composed these pieces along the Pend Oreille River and at Priest Lake in Idaho. I hope you enjoy them as much as I enjoyed writing and recording.


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Paige

Highly Recommended
With this CD, I intended to put my university degree to good use and write an academically stellar review. The kind that would have been right at home in the New York Times. I wanted future listeners to know this was no ordinary solo piano disc. I would have peppered the review with words such as ‘virtuosity’, ‘exquisite’, and ‘melodicism’. I would throw in the phrase ‘Undoubtedly, the Pièce de résistance is the charming and appropriate song titles which give essence to the album as a whole.’
Instead, I will share with you what a friend a co-worker of mine said after listening to the album for the entire day – “Oh – It makes me feel like I’m in love!”.
No review could ever top that – OR be more truthful.