Koshanin treats piano as a modern-day folk instrument and creates music that resonate with the subtle sounds of ancient world, disguised in modern arrangements. Characterized by an abundance of odd time signatures, classical and jazz techniques, as well as a minimalist approach, these delicate musical tales stand at the meeting point of the East and West, reflecting Koshanin's own journey.

1. The Coming of Spring
2. The Well
3. Dream Walking
4. Ajde Jano
5. Koshansko Oro
6. Fairy's Dance
7. Clouds
8. The Last Look at the Valley
9. The Evening Song
10. Gusta mi magla padnala
11. Dead Heat
12. Still Waters

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 11/23/2014
Koshanin lives in California USA

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

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