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Jazz 22 February, 2005

Gary Paul Bryant Releases Imaginary Piano

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NEW YORK (Take Home Music) - There's nothing make-believe about the piano playing on Gary Paul Bryant's latest album, Imaginary Piano. The keys resonate throughout the high-energy collection of jazz nuances with a hint of classical interludes.

Bryant's sixth album Imaginary Piano takes listeners on an upbeat journey to places visualized and dreamed only by the individual - musical wonderlands adorned with melodies and harmonies alike that touch the heart and awaken the soul.

The title track, "Imaginary Piano" features an orchestrated background and simple-keyed cascades atop an ornate background of what seems like limitless instruments. "Last Night in Paris," on the contrary, exudes a rhythmic sense of intensity captured by pulsating, powerful strings, while the piano leads the way through what can only be imagined as a dark, rainy night under the Eiffel Tower.

His peers have warmly accepted the new release with open arms and kind words. While fellow composer and solo pianist Jill Palmer deemed it "very uplifting music," pianist Michael David said, "It's about time somebody brought life into this genre."

In addition, the Seattle Times' Patrick MacDonald hailed Bryant's music as, "excellent piano work." Bryant is excited about the release as well.

"I wanted to do something different with a piano. I mean, this music is definitely not new-age ambience, it's not head-banging rock either," Bryant says. "I'm just trying to put some power and positive energy behind a few simple piano melodies that I hope people will enjoy."

Bryant grew up in New England. By 13, he had taught himself piano, guitar, drums and accordion. He wrote and copyrighted his first song, Move Away, at the age of 15. He currently lives in Washington State.

He founded OnlyPiano.com and Only Piano Radio in November of 2004. Already receiving thousands of visitors each month, the website hosts exclusive interviews with new and seasoned pianists, such as David Lanz and Bob Alberti, along with extensive piano-based resources.

Imaginary Piano will be released on March 15, 2005 on Bryant's label Take Home Music and is available online at CDBaby.com, Amazon.com and Tower records. The album will be in stores on May 1, 2005. For more information, or to order the album, visit GaryPaulBryant.com.






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