Hans employs a technique called live-looping which enables him to record himself on the fly and play to it, adding or subtracting multiple melodic layers. The music is an exquisite construction of a harmonic web which captures the listener with its gentle but probing quality. Subtle and passionate, understated and elegant, deliberate yet played with abandon, All Is Well will remind the listener of their own spiritual journey. A great album to chill out, do yoga, slow movement, or have a talk with God.

1. Soften Your Heart
2. Beyond All Ages
3. Haltingly
4. Entering The Mystery
5. An Indigenous Call
6. Musical Prayer
7. A Glimpse Of Eden
8. All Is Well

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 9/25/2011
Hans Christian lives in Wisconsin USA

Tagged as: New Age, Neoclassical, Instrumental, Cello, Chillout, Massage

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