The sound recordings of Matt Johnson…
Perspectives…by Matthew series
Just the Music™ series
Selections within this series will feature improvised & captured 'moments in time.' When Matt sits at the piano to create the music & narrate the words, an improvisational musical picture emerges.
Reflections on…
The Proverbs of Solomon is the first offering in this series…an epic recording
with almost 8 hours of audio.
The Just the Music™ series showcases the original music from each project…without narration…to enjoy during personal times of reflection & meditation.
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 Matthew's Yoga Music series
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8 hours of music in 8 volumes
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60 minutes of improvised piano music
on each disc
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Origins
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This recording finds Matt comfortably returning to his roots…
the piano…indeed, his "origins."
A collection of 17 pieces—shared in their original solo piano versions.
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End of a Day
Dedicated to his son, Luke, Matt's fourth CD is an eclectic
blend of textures & titles.
Quite an ambitious project that features a Boston Symphony
Orchestra string section among the more than 20 performers.
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Conversations
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Matt's third recording is meticulously crafted—weaving the
unique sounds of each instrument to add texture & nuance.
A symphonic poem gives way to meditative musings,
soaring melody lines take turn with pulsing Latin rhythms.
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Something About the Moon
In his second recording, Matt shows his early arranging skills with the addition of saxophone, cello, flute, guitar, drums and bass on six of the tunes.
The title track duet between piano & drums highlights
Matt's fascination with the moon.
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A Quiet Moment
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Matt's first CD has become a classic…showcasing his
early works at the ripe age of 23 years old.
From simple & rhythmic to compelling & evocative—
…these pieces will relax and soothe your soul.
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Winter on the Common
Matt was deeply involved with the release of this recording…
many of the selections he either arranged, accompanied or directed.
There’s an eclectic mixture of styles presented: Have you
ever heard a Cajun version of “What Child Is This” or
a jazz trio play J.S. Bach’s “Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring”?
Since Matt does not YET have a Holiday recording of his own,
you may want to check out this one.
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