Sunday Morning Peace

Jonn Serrie's new album is composed with the sounds of the seashore woven into the fabric of the music as a gentle foundation. Filled with relaxing and therapeutic values, the songs create a powerful and peaceful atmosphere. Throughout his extensive career, Jonn Serrie has defined the genre of space music composing for countless distinguished clients including NASA, Lucasfilm Ltd., and New York City’s Hayden Planetarium. His catalog has sold over 500,000 albums! In his most recent work, Serrie set out to create an album that would provide a peaceful comfort for those in need. The resulting Sunday Morning Peace reaches deep into the listener’s soul. With the sounds of the seashore woven into the fabric of the music as a gentle foundation, the songs create a powerful atmosphere filled with relaxing and therapeutic values. Passages from this album have been adapted to the Hemi-Sync therapy processes and are sold to the professional community. _____ “The use of music therapy and interaction is a well established technique that helps people with autism spectrum cope with a wide range of cognitive and emotional challenges. Jonn Serrie’s “Sunday Morning Peace” provides a wonderfully calm, relaxing atmosphere in therapeutic and home environments for both parents and children.” -Beth Clay _____ Professional Consultant and Expert for the U.S. Government Congressional Committee on Business Development, Health Policy and Autism Spectrum Issues “Having worked for many years with hundreds of people at the end of their lives, I have come to see the great importance of any means that offers calm to a troubled mind and a body in great distress. Jonn Serrie's music is such a means--powerfully and beautifully therapeutic. Noble and ethereal, his soundscapes escort the dying to a sanctuary of deep relaxation. This relaxation is a necessary condition to realize the wish we all have to die in great peace.” - Kathleen Dowling Singh Hospice Spiritual Care Visionary and author of best-selling book “The Grace In Dying”