Michele McLaughlin
Official Web: http://www.michelemclaughlin.com
Official Myspace: http://www.myspace.com/michelemclaughlin
Official Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/michelemclaughlinmusic
Michele McLaughlin's music is haunting and contagious, relaxing and beautiful, peaceful and touching. She was drawn to piano music from early childhood and would learn to play her favorite songs by ear. Michele took piano lessons for a very short period of time, but quit when the lessons took the fun out of playing. Read Full BioOfficial Web: http://www.michelemclaughlin.com
Official Myspace: http://www.myspace.com/michelemclaughlin
Official Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/michelemclaughlinmusic
Michele McLaughlin's music is haunting and contagious, relaxing and beautiful, peaceful and touching. She was drawn to piano music from early childhood and would learn to play her favorite songs by ear. Michele took piano lessons for a very short period of time, but quit when the lessons took the fun out of playing. Shortly afterwards, when she was 8 years old, she was introduced to the music of George Winston and was instantly moved and inspired by his remarkable talent and style. She would listen to his music and dream of someday playing as he did. It was during this time that she began composing and recording her own songs.
In the winter of 2000, Michele released her first album, Beginnings, which included 18 of her favorite compositions she had written over the years. The response she received from friends and family was an overwhelming eye-opener for Michele. She was so moved by the positive feedback and support she received that she was inspired to work on her second album, Elysium. The release of her second album was a critical turning point in Michele's musical career and she has since produced a total of ten albums (Beginnings, Elysium, The Journey, A Change of Color, The Beginning of Forever, After The Storm, Reflections 2000-2005 ~ The Best of Michele McLaughlin, Christmas ~ Plain & Simple, Dedication and A Celtic Dream).
Michele performs regularly and has shared the stage with some of her favorite pianists; David Nevue, Joe Bongiorno, Gary Girouard, Joseph Akins, Jennifer Thomas and Kurt Bestor. Michele loves to perform with fellow musicians because she feels it brings so much more to the experience of the audience and the performers. Michele's musical influences include George Winston, Jim Brickman, Paul Cardall and David Nevue.
Official Myspace: http://www.myspace.com/michelemclaughlin
Official Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/michelemclaughlinmusic
Michele McLaughlin's music is haunting and contagious, relaxing and beautiful, peaceful and touching. She was drawn to piano music from early childhood and would learn to play her favorite songs by ear. Michele took piano lessons for a very short period of time, but quit when the lessons took the fun out of playing. Read Full BioOfficial Web: http://www.michelemclaughlin.com
Official Myspace: http://www.myspace.com/michelemclaughlin
Official Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/michelemclaughlinmusic
Michele McLaughlin's music is haunting and contagious, relaxing and beautiful, peaceful and touching. She was drawn to piano music from early childhood and would learn to play her favorite songs by ear. Michele took piano lessons for a very short period of time, but quit when the lessons took the fun out of playing. Shortly afterwards, when she was 8 years old, she was introduced to the music of George Winston and was instantly moved and inspired by his remarkable talent and style. She would listen to his music and dream of someday playing as he did. It was during this time that she began composing and recording her own songs.
In the winter of 2000, Michele released her first album, Beginnings, which included 18 of her favorite compositions she had written over the years. The response she received from friends and family was an overwhelming eye-opener for Michele. She was so moved by the positive feedback and support she received that she was inspired to work on her second album, Elysium. The release of her second album was a critical turning point in Michele's musical career and she has since produced a total of ten albums (Beginnings, Elysium, The Journey, A Change of Color, The Beginning of Forever, After The Storm, Reflections 2000-2005 ~ The Best of Michele McLaughlin, Christmas ~ Plain & Simple, Dedication and A Celtic Dream).
Michele performs regularly and has shared the stage with some of her favorite pianists; David Nevue, Joe Bongiorno, Gary Girouard, Joseph Akins, Jennifer Thomas and Kurt Bestor. Michele loves to perform with fellow musicians because she feels it brings so much more to the experience of the audience and the performers. Michele's musical influences include George Winston, Jim Brickman, Paul Cardall and David Nevue.
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Across The Burren
Michele McLaughlin Lyrics
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Sterling_Mustang
Heard this in my dentist's office today. Most adventitious root canal I've had, the doc must have been fighting some dragon in there.
Anne-Elie E.
This comment is hilarious😂
Jhada42
I would love to see someone choreograph a ballet to her music, especially the celtic album. Woodland creatures, nymphs, faeries and such dancing to this - I can totally see it in my mind. Sadly, I can't dance, lol.
Actarus Fleed
It doesn't matter if you can't dance. Try dancing your way anyway and express yourself. Make yourself happy! I dance by myself at times when I chill out in my basement.
Vijaya Vathsa
Never give up on dance...do something, move ur arms...I can totally see u do a sort of ballet type steps in this...just wear those shoes and put ur arms up...the steps will happen due to the sheer power of music
HPDre
When I hear this tune; I want to get up and dance around my house, a middle finger raised on each hand; because "fuck yeah!"
Andrea S.
+Jhada42 Me too! This track would be lovely for a ballerina to use as a soundtrack for her solo performance.:)
Angel Dragon
Heard this from Amazon Music! (from Amazon Alexa) Love this song! These are also some other really good piano composers you guys should check out: Brian Crain, Helen Jane Long, Philip Wesley and Michele McLaughlin of course!
Gumdrop Buttons
The 17 people who disliked the song are just plain weird
richardhalo
Not weird, that would be a compliment. Tone deaf is more proper.