(CHARLOTTE, NC)—Just in time for the holidays, recording artist Marc Hoffman has released remixed versions of two popular tunes from his jazz-flavored Christmas Time CD: “Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas," and “Good Christian Men Rejoice." Both are available for downloading on iTunes.
“Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas" features Hoffman on piano and vocals as he spins a soft, soulful interpretation of the song introduced by Judy Garland in 1944 in the musical “Meet Me in St. Louis." (http://www.marchoffman.com/mp3s/merrylittlechristmas.mp3)
“Good Christian Men, Rejoice“ is an instrumental piece from the 1300s that Hoffman re-imagines on piano as an upbeat, jazz-infused melody.
“We are planning to re-release Christmas Time next season, remixed, with some new tunes added as well," Hoffman said. “These two are a sneak peek at what to expect with the new mix."
Christmas Time is a collection of Hoffman's original tunes and new arrangements of traditional seasonal standards that Virillion Music first released in 2007. The entire CD is available on iTunes.
A prolific composer and performer (solo, trio, quartet and orchestra), Marc Hoffman's other recordings for Virillion Music include Curioso, an eclectic, all-original jazz CD, and Long Way Home, a collection of original piano solos.
Since 1990, Virillion Music has been the home of composer/pianist Marc Hoffman and has also been creating new music and promoting Hoffman's compositions and other select artists and bands. For more information on Hoffman and Virillion Music, visit marchoffman.com.
About Marc Hoffman:
Composer/pianist/vocalist Marc Hoffman received his degree in composition from the North Carolina School of the Arts and studied film composition at the University of Southern California. He also attended The Dartington International Summer School of Music in Devon, England. His composition teachers have included David Ott, Leo Arnaud, Neal Hefti, and Sherwood Shafffer. A member of BMI and the American Composer's Forum, he is also founder and artistic director of the Salisbury School of Music. He lives in Salisbury with is wife, Anne, and their daughter August. For more information on Marc Hoffman and his work, visit www.marchoffman.com. He is also available on Facebook under Marc Hoffman Music, on MySpace, and on the Internet Movie Database (IMDb.com).
“Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas" features Hoffman on piano and vocals as he spins a soft, soulful interpretation of the song introduced by Judy Garland in 1944 in the musical “Meet Me in St. Louis." (http://www.marchoffman.com/mp3s/merrylittlechristmas.mp3)
“Good Christian Men, Rejoice“ is an instrumental piece from the 1300s that Hoffman re-imagines on piano as an upbeat, jazz-infused melody.
“We are planning to re-release Christmas Time next season, remixed, with some new tunes added as well," Hoffman said. “These two are a sneak peek at what to expect with the new mix."
Christmas Time is a collection of Hoffman's original tunes and new arrangements of traditional seasonal standards that Virillion Music first released in 2007. The entire CD is available on iTunes.
A prolific composer and performer (solo, trio, quartet and orchestra), Marc Hoffman's other recordings for Virillion Music include Curioso, an eclectic, all-original jazz CD, and Long Way Home, a collection of original piano solos.
Since 1990, Virillion Music has been the home of composer/pianist Marc Hoffman and has also been creating new music and promoting Hoffman's compositions and other select artists and bands. For more information on Hoffman and Virillion Music, visit marchoffman.com.
About Marc Hoffman:
Composer/pianist/vocalist Marc Hoffman received his degree in composition from the North Carolina School of the Arts and studied film composition at the University of Southern California. He also attended The Dartington International Summer School of Music in Devon, England. His composition teachers have included David Ott, Leo Arnaud, Neal Hefti, and Sherwood Shafffer. A member of BMI and the American Composer's Forum, he is also founder and artistic director of the Salisbury School of Music. He lives in Salisbury with is wife, Anne, and their daughter August. For more information on Marc Hoffman and his work, visit www.marchoffman.com. He is also available on Facebook under Marc Hoffman Music, on MySpace, and on the Internet Movie Database (IMDb.com).
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