Remembrance – A Memorial Benefit
George Winston · 2001
31 min · 7 tracks · new age music
A serene blend of gentle piano melodies reflecting on loss and remembrance, evoking deep emotional resonance.
Why this album works
- Best for
- gentle reflections on loss serene moments of introspection gradual emotional build-up
- Context
- In 2001, George Winston was well-established within the new age music scene, having released several acclaimed albums since his debut in 1972. 'Remembrance – A Memorial Benefit' came during a period when he was recognized for his emotive piano compositions, following the success of 'Forest' (1994) and 'Montana: A Love Story' (1996). This album marked a poignant return to themes of reflection and tribute, focusing on collective mourning.
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- new age music
Remembrance – A Memorial Benefit is an album by George Winston, released in 2001. A serene blend of gentle piano melodies reflecting on loss and remembrance, evoking deep emotional resonance. 'Remembrance – A Memorial Benefit' is significant for its charitable intent, with proceeds benefiting victims of the September 11 attacks. The album received positive critical reception, underscoring Winston's ability to capture complex emotions through simplicity. It also contributed to the ongoing dialogue about healing through art in times of tragedy. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Remembrance – A Memorial Benefit sound like?
A serene blend of gentle piano melodies reflecting on loss and remembrance, evoking deep emotional resonance. Rooted in new age music.
What makes Remembrance – A Memorial Benefit by George Winston notable?
'Remembrance – A Memorial Benefit' is significant for its charitable intent, with proceeds benefiting victims of the September 11 attacks. The album received positive critical reception, underscoring Winston's ability to capture complex emotions through simplicity. It also contributed to the ongoing dialogue about healing through art in times of tragedy. In 2001, George Winston was well-established within the new age music scene, having released several acclaimed albums since his debut in 1972. 'Remembrance – A Memorial Benefit' came during a period when he was recognized for his emotive piano compositions, following the success of 'Forest' (1994) and 'Montana: A Love Story' (1996). This album marked a poignant return to themes of reflection and tribute, focusing on collective mourning.
Who is Remembrance – A Memorial Benefit for?
Remembrance – A Memorial Benefit works well if you're into gentle reflections on loss, serene moments of introspection and gradual emotional build-up.
How many songs are on Remembrance – A Memorial Benefit?
Remembrance – A Memorial Benefit has 7 tracks, running approximately 31 minutes.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Lament Standout 2:29
- 2 Where Are You Now Standout 4:08
- 3 Remembrance 3:54
- 4 Where the Sun Rises First 5:14
- 5 Farewell / Kindness Emerging / America, My Country 'tis of Thee / Taps Standout 8:57
- 6 Daughters and Sons 4:20
- 7 Lullaby 2 2:03
Release Date
January 1, 2001
Artist Origin
United States
Runtime
31 min 7 sec
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