LISTEN TO THIS SHOW CLICK HERE“My music exists to help us explore a sense of ourselves and our place in the universe”. - Jonn Serrie
Jonn's website: www.thousandstar.com
Jonn Serrie is at the forefront of the electronic music industry. His visionary compositional skills have revolutionized today’s contemporary electronic music. Along with his extensive portfolio of recordings which includes a Grammy Nomination, Serrie’s list of achievements and contributions is both diverse and esteemed.
He was commissioned to compose the music for the world's first interactive planetarium production with Star Wars creator George Lucas and the Hayden Planetarium in New York City. His music has been heard in literally hundreds of theaters worldwide.
Jonn's latest release, Thousand Star, is an epic voyage to the farthest reaches of deep space. It plays like a science fiction novel, told with music and sound design elements. His first release, And The Stars Go With You has become a classic space music recording, selling over two hundred fifty thousand copies.
Serrie was selected by the planetarium industry to compose the music for NASA's Teacher In Space program in September, 1986. Jonn created this album out of the music he had composed to honor the courageous individuals who perished on the program's inaugural mission. The music was specifically featured for the premier show at the opening ceremony for the Christa McAuliffe Planetarium in Concord, New Hampshire in 1988. Christa's parents were the guests of honor that day.
Jonn’s music is utilized in the medical community for sleep research and music therapy programs for autistic children. The music of Jonn Serrie embraces the expansiveness of space with the intelligent use of melody. He has made space understandable and the soul accessible.
Jonn's website: www.thousandstar.com
Jonn Serrie is at the forefront of the electronic music industry. His visionary compositional skills have revolutionized today’s contemporary electronic music. Along with his extensive portfolio of recordings which includes a Grammy Nomination, Serrie’s list of achievements and contributions is both diverse and esteemed.
He was commissioned to compose the music for the world's first interactive planetarium production with Star Wars creator George Lucas and the Hayden Planetarium in New York City. His music has been heard in literally hundreds of theaters worldwide.
Jonn's latest release, Thousand Star, is an epic voyage to the farthest reaches of deep space. It plays like a science fiction novel, told with music and sound design elements. His first release, And The Stars Go With You has become a classic space music recording, selling over two hundred fifty thousand copies.
Serrie was selected by the planetarium industry to compose the music for NASA's Teacher In Space program in September, 1986. Jonn created this album out of the music he had composed to honor the courageous individuals who perished on the program's inaugural mission. The music was specifically featured for the premier show at the opening ceremony for the Christa McAuliffe Planetarium in Concord, New Hampshire in 1988. Christa's parents were the guests of honor that day.Jonn’s music is utilized in the medical community for sleep research and music therapy programs for autistic children. The music of Jonn Serrie embraces the expansiveness of space with the intelligent use of melody. He has made space understandable and the soul accessible.
