Simply put, Michael Hanna is the George Winston of a new generation. Although Michael's career as a composer and arranger dates back to late 1992, he is first and foremost a storyteller. "I have always been captivated by the art of storytelling. It's a gift, really; the ability to reach someone else's soul with the human elements of a great story. But a story doesn't have to be told with words. A timeless tale, told with half notes and rests, can be as powerful and transcendent as any told with nouns and adjectives. Read more on Last.fm