Dancing on Glass: A Piano CompositionBy Charles Denler "Dancing On Glass" was inspired by watching people ice skating on the lake behind our home. The music is meant to convey a sense of peace and tranquility. The world we live in is both fragile and incredibly volatile. Finding equanimity and rest has become more difficult in recent years. I pray that this piano solo will enlighten and bring a softness to our hearts.
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Charles David Denler is an EMMY Award-winning composer/performer with over two hundred film and television scores and thousands of concerts to his credit. Charles received critical acclaim by winning an EMMY in 2004 for his work on "Bentley Creek" and went on to receive his second EMMY in 2005 for his score to "Beyond the Medal of Honor" and a third EMMY in 2019 for his "Wild Mustang Suite." He is also an Artist in Residence, Assistant Professor, and Director of Composition and Music Media and Marketing at the Colorado Christan University in Lakewood, CO.
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