Dan Schteingart's latest album, "Red Balloon," is up for GRAMMY consideration in the Children's Category. It is a collection of songs, with the goal of exposing children to many languages concurrently, capitalizing on their ability to remember sounds, inflections, and pronunciation. Along with this, the songs are also geared towards supporting a child’s social and emotional growth and self-worth. “123, Count With Me”, “Sharing”, “Red Balloon”, “That’s How We Dance”, and the John Lennon Songwriting Contest finalist, "Keely's Song" are educational, entertaining, and emotional. For your GRAMMY voting consideration:
http://redballoon123.com/PrivatePortal https://www.storyamp.com/dispatch/7d638cf1b7a6a1bac51b025c6d1a29a9 https://www.facebook.com/redballoon123 Dan Schteingart has been a producer, composer, and songwriter for nearly two decades. He was named a suggested artist by "Song of the Year", and his work "Keely's Song" was a finalist in the John Lennon Songwriting Contest. He has played at venues from New York to Los Angeles. As a producer, Dan's work has been seen nationally, in promotion of high profile Emmy Award Winning shows such as HBO's "Sex And The City", and "The Sopranos", and the PBS Great Performances series, including such concerts as "Opening Night at Carnegie Hall", and "Elton John at the Royal Opera House". He has worked with many notable musicians, and orchestras including the Chicago, New Jersey, and Cleveland Symphony Orchestras, and the Vienna Philharmonic. He produces many independent artists, and leads the New York City chapter of Songsalive, helping artists with their music, fostering a supportive environment for them to grow and improve their music into a commercially viable form. Dan is a Music Therapy MA Candidate, with studies from New York University. His music therapy work with hearing impaired preschoolers, and adults in hospitalized inpatient psychiatric units have allowed him to utilize music as a means of communication and healing.
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