Hewitt’s list of record production credits as both a producer and recording artist spans across the various major labels and genres with over 12 million records sold.

As a solo artist, the uniqueness of the Hewitt signature sound lies in his ability to draw from the diverse worlds of contemporary jazz, world, pop and rock, while simultaneously bridging the gap between instrumental and vocal music, with intoxicating stage performances that are a fusion of energy, style and grace. It was his 2004 release, Noche de Pasion, that marked his emergence on the pop instrumental scene, which was followed by his critically acclaimed 2006 release Metropolis. The Baltimore Times hailed, “Metropolis is the album to put in your CD player (then turn up the volume).”

Since 2010 Alan has been the keyboardist on tour with Rock and Roll Hall of Fame band, The Moody Blues whom have been on a continuous world tour performing for sold out audiences and released The Days of Future Past DVD which is airing on PBS currently topping the Billboard charts .  

Some of the performing highlights include Late Night With Jimmy Fallon, Hollywood Bowl,Red Rocks in Denver, O2 Arena in London, Heineken Center in Amsterdam, Coca Cola Center in Johannesburg S. Africa, four Moody Blues Cruises and the 2018 Hall of Fame Induction performance!
Alan was invited to play keyboards on Moody Blues lead singer, Justin Hayward’s “Spirit’s of the Western Sky” solo tour in 2013 , which was also released as a DVD on EagleRock and  is currently airing on PBS .

Alan  co- produced and co-wrote  for Moody Blues bassist John Lodge’s CD “10,000 Light Years Ago” released on Cherry Records. Their song “In My Mind” was nominated for the 2015 UK PROG Awards “Best Anthem.” and in 2017  he also co-wrote, produced, did keys and backing vocals for the John Lodge Live in Birmingham DVD as well as his 2019 release “BYOND The Very Best Of” on BMG . Alan is John Lodge’s music director and keyboardist for his live band which just finished The “Royal Affair” 2019 summer tour in the US with Yes, Asia and Carl Palmer of ELP .

Hewitt’s list of record production credits as both a producer and recording artist spans across the various major labels and genres.  Composer for a long list of major film and television productions, Hewitt’s credits include National Lampoon’s Van Wilder, Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason, Survivor, MTV, Dancing With The Stars, and is a  composer for the Oprah Winfrey shows (including Oprah’s Big Give & Dr Oz). He also has  scored the music for Sony/Lionsgate TV series “Tom Holland’s Twisted Tales” and many more.

The list of accolades from the industry includes The Golden Planet, New York International Film Fest Award, San Francisco Ocean Film Fest, both for best music score, 2 Global Music Awards, ESPY Award and 2 triple platinum albums, Warrant’s Cherry Pie and Earth,Wind & Fire’s Best Of Vol 1.  

His latest project Alan Hewitt & One Nation has won two Global Music Awards for 2015. “Best Instrumental Album & Best Instrumentalist” Alan’s latest project is a critically acclaimed fusion of great songs combined with great performances influenced by Return to Forever, Mahavishnu Orchestra, Todd Rungren’s Utopia and others.  

Alan Hewitt, keyboardist for The Moody Blues and multi-platinum composer/writer/producer, has assembled super bassist  JV Collier from Bruce Hornsby Noisemakers, Grammy winning drummer Sonny Emory (EWF, Steely Dan, Bruce Hornsby), guitarist Jamie Glaser (Anderson/Ponty Band, Chick Corea’s Electric Band, Lenny White Band), and 6 time Detroit music award winner, guitarist Duffy King to form  
Alan Hewitt & One Nation. This music has no boundaries nor relies on the current norm. Inspired, energetic, artful, melodic and edgy!  Special guests on Evolution include phenom guitarist Orianthi from Michael Jackson’s “This is It” and “#1 You Tube Artist of the Year” vocalist Alex Boye.

Alan is a vegetarian and passionate advocate for animal rights . He was a member of the Whale Rescue Team in Los Angeles and is on the board of “Animal Fund / Earthviews Productions” providing films on animal welfare issues and is now on the board of “Fetch Fido A Flight”, this group gives dogs from Oklahoma that are going to be euthanized a new life, flying them to pet partners where they will be adopted to loving homes.    

In 2015 she took a Master in Piano Classical Music at Conservatorio N.Piccinni in Bari and in 2017 she took a Master in Jazz Music at Conservatorio Nino Rota Monopoli where she studied with Gianni Lenoci.

In May 2018 she published her first album BLUE PAINTINGS about the connection between the colour blue and music, inspired by the Concerning the Spirituality on Art by the Russian painter W. Kandinsky.

Angela has performed her compositions during the Piano Lab Festival in Martina Franca in Italy, Open Piano at Feltrinelli bookshop in Milan, Oceania Exhibition at Royal Academy of Arts, Piano Day at Shoreditch Treehouse, Play Piano for the Planet and The Swiss Church, Covent Garden in London.

As a chorister, she has performed with several choirs at Casa de Musica in Porto, Auditorium Parco della Musica in Rome, Elbphilharmonie in Hamburg, Royal Court Theatre in London, National Concert Hall in Dublin, Casa del Jazz in Rome; and she sang for Matthew Herbert, the Brexit Big Band and for the Hugh Jackman London tour.

She has performed as assistant conductor on several projects with Esmeralda Conde Ruiz. She has written scores for two short films for ScreenJam Productions: Hannah & I and Life After Death.

In February 2020 she performed her new piano piece Pure love at Libreria Feltrinelli in Milan.

Pure love has been selected by several important British film festivals and won second prize in the Audience Award at the Brighton Rock Film Festival.

In September 2020 she released her new album “Journey”.

Angelo started taking piano lessons at a very early age. His mother, a classical musician herself, began tutoring him at age 4. By the age of 6, following in his sister’s footsteps, he was accepted into the prestigious George Enescu Music Academy in his native Romania where he was a pupil of Cristina Georgescu. Six years later, he won his first piano competition, a national one at that, in Bucharest, Romania. Over the next several years, he took first and second place at competitions in Romania, Spain and Belgium. However, getting there took sacrifice by both him and his parents. His early studies allowed him to be close to his family, but by the age of 13, as the political climate in Romania worsened, his parents encouraged him to leave and he went to study at the Ars Nova Academy in Barcelona, Spain (which would later be followed by stints at schools in both Switzerland and Belgium). Even with his parents complete support, this was obviously not easy for a boy of 13 to do, but Râpan not only forged ahead, but prospered, earning a degree in Music Performance at Conservatoir Royal de Bruxelles in Belgium.

Râpan quickly ascended to higher heights in the classical music world in Europe and, after moving to America, in the United States as well. He has served as musical director for a variety of organizations in Belgium, New York, Hong Kong, and in his adopted home town of Memphis, Tennessee, where he now resides with his wife. His musical repertoire reaches far beyond his classical roots, encompassing music theatre, opera, dance repertoire, Argentinian tango, world music, and with the latest chapter in his life, contemporary instrumental music of a reflective, soothing nature. This latest page in the book of his life has culminated in his collaboration with the acclaimed production/engineering team of Will Ackerman and Tom Eaton at Imaginary Road Studios in Vermont.

The album that resulted from his visit to Vermont, Songs of Leaving, will be released in the summer of 2015, and it represents a return of sorts for the once shy Romanian boy who was more comfortable playing his own music at the piano than talking. He began an inner journey to explore music as a way of telling his life’s story, communicating what it was like for him to endure his early struggles and finally find peace and fulfillment. A friend of his introduced him to the belief in life being an adventure to live and absorb, not so much a destination to achieve. As he recounts, the doorway to musical improvisation opened early. “My first improvisation…was from age 6-7, [I was] very shy then, [and I] loved to stay in front of the piano and explore scenarios and pathways, discovering emotions that I never discovered with any other artistic expression.” While classical, dance, opera and music theatre dominated his life once his formal studies ended, he has now returned to this more intuitive and emotive composing approach. When quizzed about his inspiration for Songs of Leaving, Angelo remarks “Nature for sure, [and] visiting my grandparents every summer in Transylvania as a little boy…[it’s] amazing the stories and tales that you hear from old folks up in the mountain…very creative and full of emotions.  Life experiences. Thanking my parents for their sacrifice…My sister for her guidance. My wife for the inspiration and strength in very stormy moments in life.  Faith and love that we chose to share with our human family along our journey, that can change our future.”

There can be little doubt that, while his future may be full of new experiences and music collaborations as he forges ahead into relatively new musical territory, Angelo Râpan will not only do “just fine,” but will face what comes with courage, wit, and the will to weather whatever life has in store for him and he’ll come out stronger, wiser, and eager to continue the journey.

Growing up in the northeast, Bob's earliest musical memory is of his mother singing and playing the piano in his childhood home. He can remember the curiosity while watching her play and was always fascinated by the sounds created by the piano and how it worked.

At the age of 4, he began piano lessons, but after a year, his teacher realized that Bob was playing by ear and not reading the notes. Bob had had his sister play the song for him and Bob would then learn it by listening and was"found out" after playing his piece for a recital in the wrong key. He later did learn how to read, but has always been more comfortable playing his own style and his own compositions best.

Being told by colleges that his style of music was not what they were looking for without classical training, Bob decided to change career paths and received a degree in agricultural science from Penn State, and worked for many years helping the environment, while working second jobs in group homes for the mentally challenged, which he enjoyed immensely, as well as being the organist for multiple churches in his community.

In the '90s, while still working full-time, Bob went back to school and received a triple degree in Special Education, Elementary Education, and Early Childhood Education, which allowed him to switch career paths once again to become a special needs teacher.

Now approaching his re-passioning years, Bob has been returning to his first love - music - and has composed three albums of contemplative and meditative solo piano music. His newest recording, Peace In This Land, is comprised of songs that were composed for individuals who were seeking either physical and/or emotional healing. Many of his co-workers use his music in their classrooms to help students study, focus and concentrate

Shortly after moving to Los Angeles Brenda signed a recording contract with Priority Records and released her first collection of solo piano works entitled "Childhood Dreams".  This debut album received worldwide airplay and many of the pieces have been used in tv and documentary films. Her music is featured in "Edens Lost and Found"  and "The Grass is Greener" documentaries which aired on PBS.  Brenda scored part of the documentary film  "The Spirit in Architecture" about legendary architect John Lautner which premeried at MOCA in Los Angeles and has been screened worldwide. 

Brenda released her second critically acclaimed solo piano album  "As Years Go By".  It was recorded at Warner Brothers Eastwood Scoring Stage with sound designer John Paul Fasal as her co-producer. Two of the pieces "Remembering You" and "Ancient One" feature the Los Angeles based string quartet  "The Section Quartet" with arrangements by the founder violinist Eric Gorfain.  Three selections from this album are included in two compilation albums, "Baby Chill" and "Piano Zen". 

Brenda is a member of the piano artist group Whisperings Solo Piano Radio founded by pianist/composer David Nevue. Her music can be heard on Pandora, Apple Music and Spotify as well as Music Soundscapes, Enlightened Piano Radio and many digital outlets. After a 10 year hiatus,  Brenda released her third solo piano album 'Beautiful Journey" with instrumentation in April, 2018. It was recorded at Imaginary Road Studios in Vermont with Grammy award winning producer and Windham Hill founder Will Ackerman.  This album features Grammy winning musicians adding their talents to many of the twelve new songs.  Brenda performed one of the pieces from the new album at Carnegie Hall.  "Imagine Spring" , the first track on "Beautiful Journey" is included in "The Gathering IV"  compilation album featuring various artists produced by Will Ackerman.

Primary among Brenda's influences are Erik Satie, Keith Jarrett, and her favorite artists Laura Nyro And Joni Mitchell. Her music is called "hypnotic" "joyful""introspective" "soothing"  "healing" "romantic"  and "quite gorgeous". One reviewer described her music after seeing her play live as  "painting pictures with each piece".  Improvisation has always been a part of Brenda's performances and "A Revelation" on 'Childhood Dreams' and "Goodnight" on 'As Years Go By' were improvised at the end of the recording sessions. 

"Music has always been my passion. I sat down at the piano at 4 years old and I am still there, looking to find the magic in the keys.  I am forever inspired to create pieces of music that are true expressions of what I feel but can't express in words." 

Brenda 

Among his many musical influences he includes J.S. Bach, Frederic Chopin, George Gershwin, Bela Bartok, Glenn Gould, Keith Jarrett, Hoagy Carmichael, Scott Joplin and The Beatles.

In addition to his piano albums, Golden has also written music for dance and film and produces Ballets for Children with his wife Christy, a classically-trained dancer and illustrator.  Their album Fairy Light, is a recipient of a 2015 "Parents' Choice Award."  He has recently completed work on his 24 Preludes for the Piano in Major and Minor Modes, in the tradition of J.S. Bach and Frederic Chopin, available on this website.

Golden is the Music Composition Coordinator, and Instructor of Piano and Music Composition at Colorado Academy in Denver, where he has taught since 2000.

history and choral conducting. She holds a bachelor's degree  in music with an applied major in piano. After two years of trying to decide whether to major in piano or voice, she finally chose piano. Her professor said that she didn’t really choose, she simply “decided to sing on the piano.”  Her melodic style continues to sing through her compositions.

Cathy has spent over 20 years in music ministry and has taught piano and voice for over 30 years.  She serves as the Vice President and Director of Artist Relations at Enlightened Piano Radio, where she received the Lifetime Achievement Award for music and service to the arts in 2017.

Mrs. Oakes composes and records her original music and has traveled nation-wide performing in various venues including Carnegie Hall (October 2015), Carnival Cruise Lines (2016), The Grand Ole Opry (2017), arts centers, piano halls, homes, churches, schools and opera houses.  She has found her music voice and continues to compose and to be inspired by the beautiful sounds of nature, classical music and the music of many of her fellow piano artists.

Her works include Like a Song (June 2012), which rose to #21 on the Zone Music Reporter chart,  Let There Be Joy (October 2012), which was nominated for Holiday Album of the Year at SoloPiano.com and To See You Again (September 2013), which won the Best Solo Piano Album at the Enlightened Piano Radio Awards in 2016 and was a final qualifier for the 2015 ZMR Best Album – Solo Piano Award.  Her fourth album, On the Other Side released on September 27, 2018. Her music can be heard on Pandora, Spotify, Soundscapes, iTunes, Enlightened Piano Radio , Whisperings Solo Piano Radio, Solo Piano Radio.com, Audiosyncracy and many other digital and terrestrial stations.

Composer, musician, and singer Christel Veraart finds the core of her inspiration in the many cultures she has experienced while living and working in various parts of the world. Her music has featured internationally in film, dance, and stage productions, and was broadcast nationally and internationally. Christel’s compositions range from solo and small ensemble to large orchestra, drawing on a wide variety of musical and cultural influences. Her music is described as ambient, meditative, avant-garde classical.

She recorded a couple of CDs and transcribed the arrangements onto sheet music. After encouraging reviews, she became inspired to create and share some original music, which has since been well received by listeners around the globe.

In other windows of her schedule, Christi also enjoys consuming dark chocolate, drinking coffee, reading, hiking, tutoring kids who learn "outside the box," and creating more new tunes to share. On an important note, she is called "DiDi" by the world's two cutest tiny humans. 

Thank you for weaving these instrumental melodies into your life story as you study, relax, or take time to heal. Remember that - "Every good gift and every perfect gift is from above, coming down from the Father of lights, with whom there is no variation or shadow due to change."   

Since the young age of three, Christine has been fascinated by the piano. Receiving the highest honors given by the Guild National Piano Auditions, Christine’s childhood classical training is evident in her melodic and thematic compositions, while rich harmonies reflect her background in accompanying various choral groups. From Chopin to Joplin, her influences were varied and many, and she also enjoyed creating her own arrangements of popular songs. While earning a business degree at the University of Colorado Boulder, Christine was inspired by George Winston’s new age genre of solo piano, yet the piano remained only a hobby for many years.

“In 1990, my mother requested a cassette tape  of my piano music for her birthday, so I went to a local recording studio. It was then that I rediscovered my passion for playing the piano, and I realized my gift to her was really her gift to me.” Sadly, her mother passed away just months later. Christine immersed herself into the piano to comfort her grief and voice her emotions, releasing heartfelt compositions that captured listeners. These early compositions were featured on well received solo piano compilation albums, Piano Portraits (1992) and Summer Stories (1994), distributed by Sugo Records. Christine was inspired to release her own solo piano CD, Winter Tapestry (1997). Married and raising two young sons, she also arranged collections of children’s songs, Childhood (2004) and Childhood II (2011), Believe (2004), Christmas On My Mind (2004), and Piano Stories (2006).

Christine’s fans have written, “There is a richness to your sound, a refined elegance and passionate intelligence that could only come from working hard at your craft, ” and ”…her music is vibrant, colorful and full of life.  Skilled at the art of blending chords and note progressions into beautiful aural tapestries, her music is at once a welcome retreat from the mundane and ordinary. Her emotions come through her music…and through her music, she is able to reach out and touch the hearts of millions of appreciative piano music fans.” Christine’s music can be heard worldwide, featured on Spotify, Pandora, iTunes, Amazon, and most internet and cable/satellite stations. 

Christine’s fans have written, “There is a richness to your sound, a refined elegance and passionate intelligence that could only come from working hard at your craft”, and “Her music is vibrant, colorful and full of life. Skilled at the art of blending chords and note progressions into beautiful aural tapestries, her music is at once a welcome retreat from the mundane and ordinary. Christine’s emotions come through her music, and she is able to reach out and touch the hearts of millions of appreciative piano music fans.”

Christine is married, has two sons, and currently resides in San Diego, CA.

Boscole's music is both captivating and amicable, the more one listens, the more it becomes like a familiar friend. The music can both shine in the spotlight with the volume up or shimmer in the twilight with the volume down as background music. These endearing qualities contribute to its popularity as Christopher's last four releases all charted in the top 10 for world radio play at ZMR.

A New Age of Classical Piano was nominated by dj's worldwide for neo-classical album of the year. O Christmas Tree was nominated for Best Holiday Album with unique arrangements of timeless xmas favorites plus original compositions to warm your winter fireside. Presents of Angels was nominated for 2009 album of the year by Whisperings Solo Piano Radio. For smooth contemporary jazz piano ensemble check out September Song and Land of Music with vocals. Natural Instincts delivers traditional acoustic jazz piano trio with bass and drums joined by trumpet, saxophone, and trombone.