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As many of you might already know, the new portal is finally open!!!!!  I am so sorry that it has taken so long to happen, but I do hope you find it worth the wait.  Some of the new features you will be able to enjoy are being able to message any member & being able to post your own favorites.  There will also be a forum added so that requests and such can be made there.  Eventually hope to in essence mirror this blog there and of course have new content available.  The new music available should be substantially more than here as there will be multiple people posting =-).  Please stop by and join your NEW home for QuietMusic – www.quietmelodies.com!

Dean Evenson & Tom Barabas – Back To The Garden

Dean Evenson & Tom Barabas – Back To The Garden
MP3 @ 320 Kbps | 54:43 min | 1997 | 136 MB | 10% Recovery Record

Back To The Garden evokes a myriad of meanings. As we cultivate a garden, we are helping the earth to feed our families. We are also feeding our souls as we tune in to the harmony and balance of nature. Like music, the art of cultivating a garden can nurture the landscape of our lives, transforming a barren survival into a fruitful experience.

Tom Barabas & Dean Evenson – Soaring

Tom Barabas & Dean Evenson – Soaring
MP3 @ 256 Kbps | 1:04:54 min | 1996 | 130 MB | 10% Recovery Record

Soaring is an incredible listening experience. Listening to this beautiful CD upon retiring for the evening has a magical way of increasing the clarity and meaning of my dreams. No other CD has had this spiritual effect! I highly recommend it to anyone needing some peace in their hectic lives!

Tom Barabas – Wedding In Heaven

Tom Barabas – Wedding In Heaven
MP3 @ 320 Kbps | 1:05:34 min | 1999 | 174 MB | 10% Recovery Record

Tom Barabas – The Very Best Of

Tom Barabas – The Very Best Of
MP3 @ 256 Kbps | 1:07:37 min | 2007 | 137 MB | 10% Recovery Record

Tom Barabas – Journey Back To Sedona

Tom Barabas – Journey Back To Sedona
MP3 @ 320 Kbps | 56:47 min | 1996 | 143 MB | 10% Recovery Record

Without copying ‘Sedona Suite’, Tom Barabas has created a new set of soothing, spiritually refreshing compositions of music that captures the magic of Sedona without diving into the realms of ‘tacky tourist music’ that pervades the music one might hear around the shops of Sedona.

Tom is a master at the piano, as he has created several CD’s of music that show his impressive talent. This particular CD takes you on yet another trip around the magic that is Sedona, however we do not get a ‘Volume 2’ – we get some carefully composed works that further capture the magic of Sedona, as well as others that are ‘related’ (in other words, personal works with the CD), and they stand well on their own despite the association with ‘Sedona’. My main point here is that Tom is a great piano player, and his works (as he has proved to date) are well beyond the ‘let me play my piano and give you my impression of a rock somewhere’ – he is in the leagues of Lanz, Winston and others – he has just not pursued their route to date.

I give an enthusiatic 5 stars for Tom’s efforts here, as he creates a magic with his music that is lost amongst many of his ‘new age contemporaries’. In other words, he truly blows them away – look out Lanz and others like you, as TB can really play his piano!