Mark Dunn

Mark Dunn was created and raised in Philadelphia, and took to the piano young, beginning lessons in age seven. With the 6th quality he was composing, and he researched classical music on the Bryn Mawr Conservatory of Music, though he previously developed a pastime in jazz by his teenagers. He also researched jazz tranquility and improvisation with Jimmy Amadie and shaped his very own jazz band, having a youthful Kurt Rosenwinkel, in senior high school. Afterwards, he got music courses on the University from the Arts in Philadelphia. He performed in jazz rings in the region, trained music, and performed on cruise lines. His first record, Tag Dunn, was a jazz time, but he became interested in Celtic, modern, and especially Caribbean music, understanding how to speak Spanish and Portuguese as he spent additional time in Central and SOUTH USA. A 1997 backpacking trip through Central America, which he got a pennywhistle being a structure tool, motivated his second record, Return to Peacefulness, subtitled “A Celtic Trip Through Central America,” which he pressed on the market at his displays in 2004 and released officially to retail in June 2005.