Reflections


Vertical Leap: Reflections
Release Date: 2012
Label: Gentry Avenue Productions

The new album is available! Check it out and listen to tracks in the Vertical Leap Discography:

Synopsis

Through the mists of modern reality
Echoes an ancient voice on the horizon
Truth heralds the promise of sunrise
From beyond the seasons
 
Tracks

Reflections in Sunfire โ€“ Prelude
As Sirens Kiss Fate
Eastern Winds
Stratos
Early Morning fog
A Voice Across the Water
Awaken
Reflections in Sunfire – Epilogue
Reflections in Sunfire (Prelude & Epilogue)

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  1. lscotthoughts

    Beautiful synopsis, George, and very exciting! ๐Ÿ™‚

    1. George Mahn III

      Thanks, Lauren! It’s been quite a journey and definitely exciting! ๐Ÿ™‚

      1. lscotthoughts

        I can just imagine the feeling of accomplishment and to have musical talent as you do is something to be very proud of…I used to sing (when I was young :)) and going professional was my goal and passion. But, I didn’t know how to play piano or guitar and I guess, wasn’t interested at the time. If I had been able, I probably would have pursued that path, rather than changing lanes. However, I love my hubby and kids, so there is the bright side! ๐Ÿ™‚

      2. George Mahn III

        Sometimes the journey (creative as well as professional) takes a few detours enroute to the ultimate destination!
        David Gilmour of Pink Floyd commented in a 2003 documentary about the making of Dark Side of the Moon that he would liked to have heard the finished music from the listener’s standpoint, to know the experience of hearing it for the first time. The composer/performer already knows every note and phrase that comprises the work plus the many variations on ideas that did or didn’t make it.
        Even so, to hear it altogether definitely brings a feeling of accomplishment and any musical/creative accomplishment supersedes any milestone achieved during my previous career in the corporate IT world. The result is most fulfilling because it begins and ends with much greater personal purpose.
        Having said all that, I agree with you completely! The most significant and fulfilling experience in life is sharing life with those persons who are special to us. ๐Ÿ™‚

  2. Deb

    That’s beautiful, George!

  3. Soma Mukherjee

    Oh how i loved listening the tracks you have mentioned..they are stunning
    Beautiful synopsis too George ๐Ÿ™‚

    1. George Mahn III

      Thanks, Soma! As always, you bring sunshine into our world! ๐Ÿ™‚

  4. walterwsmith3rd

    This is beautiful George. Love the titles to your songs. I also really connected to your response to iscotthought on creativity/professionalism. I have struggled with making a “successful” fine art career by the standard of monterary gains. However I wholely possess the joy of the creative process, and how I’ve come to know and heal myself via my art. This has become my intepretation of true success.
    I will be checking out your music. ๐Ÿ™‚

    1. George Mahn III

      Thanks, Walter! No doubt, the art needs to deliver the means to earn a living at some point and getting there can be quite difficult. On the other hand, the struggle can feed personal growth as well as help develop a deeper understanding of one’s creative direction and method. Both the pragmatic and creative variables will definitely challenge one’s sense of purpose and willpower, leading to a better interpretation of success as you stated. In the end you will know just who you are!

  5. walterwsmith3rd

    It is nearly 2 a.m. and I just listened to Reflection In Sunfire Prelude. Lovely orchestral compositon. I definitely will listen to more of your work tonight. Plus I want to thank you for your support of my blog. Good luck with the CD.

    1. George Mahn III

      Awesome! I certainly enjoy your visual interpretations of life and your descriptions are always interesting. I appreciate your support, too. Looking forward to sharing more!

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