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Jan Hanford: Solo piano.


Classically trained in piano and composition, Jan Hanford enjoys many styles of music but her first love is the piano.

Jan was born in Philadelphia, PA and currently lives in New York City. She started piano lessons at the age of 7. By high school she was composing solo piano music and then in college progressed to chamber music.

She says, "I like music to be intimate. Small ensembles and solo instruments really touch me the most. Music is my passion."

Jan also creates melodic electronica under the name Human Response.

  Jan Hanford

[24 Preludes for Solo Piano by Jan Hanford]

24 Preludes for Solo Piano



Jan Hanford lives in New York, USA.

Tagged as: New Age, Classical, Neoclassical, Instrumental, Classical Piano.


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