G A L A X I E S “…one of the finest musicians on the New Age music scene today.” Los Angeles synthesist Kevin Braheny is regarded by many serious listeners as one of the finest musicians on the New Age music scene today. His improvised Lullaby for the Hearts of Space (1980) and his pre-composed The Way Home (formerly entitled Perelandra; 1984) stand as contemporary New Age classics. His latest effort, “Galaxies” features music Braheny composed for the “Galaxies” planetarium show, written and directed by author Timothy Ferris. Galaxies includes 16 relatively brief synthesizer and ele… read more
G A L A X I E S “…one of the finest musicians on the New Age music scene today.” Los Angeles synthesist Kevin Braheny is regarded by many serious lis… read more
G A L A X I E S “…one of the finest musicians on the New Age music scene today.” Los Angeles synthesist Kevin Braheny is regarded by many serious listeners as one of the finest musicians… read more
Multi-instrumentalist/composer Kevin Braheny began exploring music at age four, starting with the piano; by age seven, he began composing his own music. He discovered woodwinds, the basis for his mature works, at 11, and played in classical, jazz, and rock settings throughout high school and college. When he moved to Los Angeles in 1971, Braheny discovered electronic music and synthesizers, and worked with electronic music pioneers like Malcom Cecil, a Moog synthesist, and Serge Tcherepnin, a modular synthesizer inventor. With Tcherepnin, Braheny built prototypes of advanced analog… read more
Multi-instrumentalist/composer Kevin Braheny began exploring music at age four, starting with the piano; by age seven, he began composing his own music. He discovered woodwinds, the basis f… read more
Multi-instrumentalist/composer Kevin Braheny began exploring music at age four, starting with the piano; by age seven, he began composing his own music. He discovered woodwinds, the basis for his mature works, at 11, and played in clas… read more