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Hello, I am Linda Seeley, new age pianist who loves the outdoors. I get the inspiration for my music by being out in nature enjoying activies like bowhunting, ice fishing, turkey hunting and walking through corn fields. My music is soothing and relaxing to listen to. It will melt any sticky, stressful situation away! AHHHHH it is meditative. Often times I am told my compostions sound like the New Age artist's George Winston and David Lanz. Remember me as Linda Seeley the outdoor adventurous pianist! The music of the CD "Make Something Happen" has been featured in the DVD "Inspirational Wisconsin" a Film of Scenic Choreography by Joseph T. LaMartina. www.scenicmotionpictures.com Along with purchasing my CDs on Cdbaby, check out my myspace link and www.seeleys.biz. Make sure to tune into my music on Spiritwithin, Smooth Piano and Keyboard, Aires Era, Adagio, and Piano World radio on live365.com Linda Seeley’s beautiful compositions draw you away from the stresses of the city life to the peaceful serenity of the countryside. Her 2005 release “Full Moon”, and her 2002 release “Make Something Happen” are beautiful, soothing piano compositions that were composed and performed by Linda. She finds inspiration in the great outdoors, particularly while hunting, fishing and camping at her 70-acre farm in Hollandale, WI. A music educator with a degree from UW-Milwaukee, Linda performs in southeastern WI. She has performed fundraising concerts for Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin, The Relay for Life for Cancer Research, The Laura Staerkel Foundation and volunteers and performs at Oakridge Nursing Home where she accompanies The League of Mercy a group of musicians from the Salvation Army in Wisconsin. Linda has performed at UW-Parkside, Carthage College, The Racine Theater Guild for Jean’s Jazz Series, The Music and More Series at The First Presbyterian Church in Racine, Get Out To the Grove outdoor concert series, at Gander Mountain in Kenosha, at The Steinway Gallery of Milwaukee and at Richard Bong State Recreation Area. Linda teaches more than 50 piano students of all ages in her home and at Lakeshore Conservatory in Racine.