Music
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Discography
From The Heart CD includes:
1. Paris
2. Save Yourself
3. When Did "Used to" End
4. Ode to Billie Joe
5. Mr. Right
6. Can't Get My Feet to Move
7. Six Pointed Star
Six Pointed Star - Tribute to the memories of the holocaust victims available also as CD Single
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Bio
SHE WRITES THE SONGS...
Tania Shana Yegelwel, born and raised in Jacksonville, Florida,
has grown up on the stage. At 8 years old, Tania made her singing debut
in her school's talent show and fell in love with performing.
Over the next few years, Tania participated in local musical theatre
productions and studied dance, focusing on ballet and jazz.
Her first composition, "Can't Get My Feet to Move," won the local John
Lennon Songwriting Contest for high school students although she was
only in middle school at the time.
Interestingly enough, it wasn't until after she started taking private
lessons from me that I remembered that I had been one of the judges
who picked her winning lyrics.
Tania reminds me of Carly Simon in her completeness as both a
songwriter and singer. It's a rare artist who's great at both.
Tania's writing ranges from classic country to pop. She loves painting
pictures with lyrics, using music as her tapestry. When you listen to her
songs you can't help daydreaming about Paris, or reflecting on the trials and
tribulations of coming of age.
Standouts from her diverse songwriting repertoire include "Six Pointed Star,"
a moving tribute honoring the memories of Holocaust victims, the classic
country ballad, "Mr. Right," and "Save Yourself" with its powerful message.
She also demonstrates her ability to add new energy to other writers' songs
with her gospel-flavored cover of Bobbie Gentry's "Ode to Billie Joe."
At 18, Tania is one of the newest musical voices of generation next. However,
her music not only speaks to her peers, but to folks of all ages.
Tania continues to compose and sing while attending the University of Florida
in Gainesville, Florida.
What a joy it has been to collaborate with Tania and produce this CD!
Deborah J. McDuffie
Tania would like to thank...
Her parents for their unconditional love and support and for the sacrifices
they have made on her behalf, her beautiful sister Esther for her constant
guidance and loving encouragement, Deborah McDuffie for assisting in her development as an artist and maintaining deep faith in this project, Travis Milner for lending his musical talents to help bring her songs to life and the talented members of Full Circle for providing the back-up vocals.
SHE WRITES THE SONGS...
Tania Shana Yegelwel, born and raised in Jacksonville, Florida,
has grown up on the stage. At 8 years old, Tania made her singing debut
in her school's talent show and fell in love with performing.
Over the next few years, Tania participated in local musical theatre
productions and studied dance, focusing on ballet and jazz.
Her first composition, "Can't Get My Feet to Move," won the local John
Lennon Songwriting Contest for high school students although she was
only in middle school at the time.
Interestingly enough, it wasn't until after she started taking private
lessons from me that I remembered that I had been one of the judges
who picked her winning lyrics.
Tania reminds me of Carly Simon in her completeness as both a
songwriter and singer. It's a rare artist who's great at both.
Tania's writing ranges from classic country to pop. She loves painting
pictures with lyrics, using music as her tapestry. When you listen to her
songs you can't help daydreaming about Paris, or reflecting on the trials and
tribulations of coming of age.
Standouts from her diverse songwriting repertoire include "Six Pointed Star,"
a moving tribute honoring the memories of Holocaust victims, the classic
country ballad, "Mr. Right," and "Save Yourself" with its powerful message.
She also demonstrates her ability to add new energy to other writers' songs
with her gospel-flavored cover of Bobbie Gentry's "Ode to Billie Joe."
At 18, Tania is one of the newest musical voices of generation next. However,
her music not only speaks to her peers, but to folks of all ages.
Tania continues to compose and sing while attending the University of Florida
in Gainesville, Florida.
What a joy it has been to collaborate with Tania and produce this CD!
Deborah J. McDuffie
Tania would like to thank...
Her parents for their unconditional love and support and for the sacrifices
they have made on her behalf, her beautiful sister Esther for her constant
guidance and loving encouragement, Deborah McDuffie for assisting in her development as an artist and maintaining deep faith in this project, Travis Milner for lending his musical talents to help bring her songs to life and the talented members of Full Circle for providing the back-up vocals.
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