About JanElaine
When you first see her, you might expect the
performance to match the pretty, petite, and gentle natured person.
Then she sits at a piano, and suddenly nothing is what you expected.
The powerhouse performances of this 5’1, 100 pound woman resonate
the chords of your very soul. No one hears her play without being
profoundly affected. That’s JanElaine. She takes you places.
She was a composer from the time she could
walk, but from the age of 5 her musical ability was directed
through a very disciplined, classical route, playing everyone else's
music. She followed this classical path all the way through
college, studying with many renowned professors, culminating in a
series of performances throughout Europe. Following graduation,
however, she succumbed to heavy influences to 'get a real job' and
sadly gave up music entirely for ten years.
However, the universe never lets a talent
like this lie, and at the age of 30 threw her
several profound experiences which brought about an intense
spiritual renewal and along with it, a musical renewal. She began
to play the piano again, writing songs that reflected the journey
she was traveling, and creating a style that was completely hers.
Defying traditional definition, JanElaine's compositions
communicate directly with the very soul of the listener. Her
songs are broad and sweeping and take hearts soaring while also
relaying a grace that leaves listeners with a sense of peace and
wellbeing in the midst of life’s turbulence. In her
long-awaited debut cd, Threads in the Tapestry, there are driving
rhythms of songs like “Life” that pull you through seasons
of conflict and resolution, and quiet waltzes of others like
“Dolphins Playing” that sit you on a beach on a warm summer
day. The whole of the project is masterfully woven and reflects the
multi-dimensional threads of the eclectic tapestry she’s lived
thus far. She’s peaceful and powerful, and always diverse.
She’s JanElaine. She takes you places.
JanElaine Eller is a native of Atlanta,
Georgia, currently residing in a suburb just outside the city with her
collage of rescued animals consisting of two dogs, three cats and two
wild horses.
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