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About New Age

New age music is a term used to define different types of music whose intention is to offer relaxation and soothe temper and help in stress management, and also help in creating artistic inspiration. This kind of music is often listened by those who practice yoga, meditation, reading or any activity that need calm and peaceful atmosphere. The main characterization of new age music is the use of consonant, modal harmonies, and sometimes includes drone bass. This kind of music is influenced by different kinds of music genres to name few, Leo Kottke and John Fahey as folk instrumentalists or Paul Horn, Keith Jarrett as jazz impressionistic artists and many others. It is believed that new age music started in 1975 by the release of Steven Halpern's Spectrum Suite. New age music takes its definition not by instruments it uses, but by the feelings it produces, and it may be acoustic or electric or it merges both.

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Mannheim Steamroller

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Mormon Tabernacle Choir

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Newsboys

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Gary Hoey

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Handel's Messiah

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Palazzo Theatre

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Consol Energy Center

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Milwaukee Theatre

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Laurie Auditorium

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Atlanta Symphony Hall

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Atlanta

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Chicago

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New York

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Las Vegas

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Houston

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Pittsburgh

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