- “Mary’s Blessing,” is another transmission from that mysterious source, a piece that feels less like a composition and more like a revelation. She woke up from a dream, sat at her Steinway, and recorded what she heard. The result is music that carries both fragility and weight—an echo of something larger than the self. The piece is rooted in simplicity. Each phrase lands with a sense of inevitability, as if the notes had always existed and were simply waiting for her to uncover them. There’s no unnecessary ornamentation, no indulgence. Instead, it breathes with clarity, like a soft pulse reminding you of what it means to be alive and cared for."-