"Heart's Ease" Review at Where Y'At Magazine
From the April issue of Where Y'At Magazine.
Marc Gunn
Heart's Ease
Mage Records
There is a secluded gateway to a place of Zen within each of us that can be unlocked by the purest selections of music. Wing beats of dragonflies spin the crank of an heirloom music box toward the very essence of innocence itself with Heart's Ease. There is whimsy and character-come-to-life eloquence in the tonality and progression of "Fairy Tale Waltz." Writer and musician Marc Gunn shares his generosity of spirit and irrepressible charm through these original reflections on belief, fantasy and mystique. "Wildflowers in Party Field" is a walk on the exiled side of a childhood long forgotten. The autoharp, which Gunn refers to as 'the instrument of middle schools and German engineers', is this artist's instrument of choice, and one he's had by his side through his years as half of The Brobdingnagian Bards, a popular Ren Fest Celtic duo. Now exploring his solo career, Marc adds this harmonic existential offering to a long line of Celtic albums, and as a recent NOLA transplant, Mr. Gunn is our very own Renaissance man. Huzzah!"
-Dionne Charlet
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posted by Marc Gunn @ Wednesday, April 29, 2009
1 Comments:
i have no idea what any of that means, but it sounds... positive? i think?
so, congratulations! i think. i mean, if it is positive. if not, then that reviewer can s--
no no, it's probably positive... i guess? "wing beats of dragonflies spin the crank of ..." uh...
whoa.
--johannes
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