Michael Hanna

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Elizabeth 00:00 Tools
Shenandoah 00:00 Tools
Cavendish 00:00 Tools
Shadows of the Someone I'll Never Be 00:00 Tools
Ships of Troy 00:00 Tools
Whispered Prayer 00:00 Tools
Days Go By 00:00 Tools
Loch Lomond 00:00 Tools
At Journey's End 00:00 Tools
Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing 00:00 Tools
First Love 00:00 Tools
Be Thou My Vision 00:00 Tools
Danny Boy 00:00 Tools
Shepherds' Joy (Dance of Angels) 00:00 Tools
Swing Low, Sweet Chariot 00:00 Tools
Remembrance 00:00 Tools
Far Away 00:00 Tools
Of the Father's Love Begotten 00:00 Tools
Wayfaring Stranger 00:00 Tools
September 00:00 Tools
City of David 00:00 Tools
Pachelbel's 'Canon in D' 00:00 Tools
Comfort, Comfort, Ye My People 00:00 Tools
Noche Estrellada 00:00 Tools
Sonnet Unsung 00:00 Tools
Until We Meet Again 00:00 Tools
All Through the Night 00:00 Tools
Homecoming 00:00 Tools
The Water Is Wide 00:00 Tools
Greensleeves (What Child Is This?) 00:00 Tools
The Salley Gardens 00:00 Tools
Face to Face 00:00 Tools
Dover Beach 00:00 Tools
Red River Valley 00:00 Tools
It Is Well With My Soul 00:00 Tools
Carol of the Bells 00:00 Tools
O Come, O Come, Emmanuel 00:00 Tools
Silent Night 00:00 Tools
The First Noel 00:00 Tools
My True North 00:00 Tools
In the Bleak Midwinter 00:00 Tools
Beautiful as You (Steph's Song) 00:00 Tools
Love Letter to June 00:00 Tools
Come, Thou Fount (extended) 00:00 Tools
Over There and Back Again 00:00 Tools
Hold My Hand 00:00 Tools
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Simply put, Michael Hanna is the George Winston of a new generation. Although Michael's career as a composer and arranger dates back to late 1992, he is first and foremost a storyteller. "I have always been captivated by the art of storytelling. It's a gift, really; the ability to reach someone else's soul with the human elements of a great story. But a story doesn't have to be told with words. A timeless tale, told with half notes and rests, can be as powerful and transcendent as any told with nouns and adjectives. In my opinion, the best musicians are the best storytellers." Michael is truly a musical storyteller, his music filled with nostalgia, passion, sorrow, and joy. Visit the music page to hear samples; click on song titles to read about the stories behind the music. In the chords and cadences of Michael's music, you will find the mystery of Tolkien, the eloquence of Hemingway, the doubt of Camus, the struggle of Poe, the poetry of Thomas, and the charm of Fitzgerald. Savor these moving and passionate melodies as words to stories of love and loss. Stop and listen awhile. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.