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A lyric poem depicting natural scenes, synonymous with New Age piano
This piece by pianist George Winston depicts the natural scenery of winter changing into spring through piano performance. It is a masterpiece of his signature New Age piano.
His tranquil and melodic piano playing delicately depicts the harshness of winter and the arrival of spring. His playing is filled with poetic expression, evoking the sounds and scenery of nature. Though the composition is simple, it has the power to stimulate the listener's imagination. This is an important work that established his place in the history of New Age music.
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- Piano - George Winston
- Producer - George Winston
- Engineer - Howard Johnston
- Producer - William Ackerman
- Mastered By - Stan Ricker
- Engineer [Assistant] - Karen Kirsch
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Winter Into Spring
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