George Winston – December

December is a solo piano album by George Winston, an acclaimed American pianist and composer. Released in 1982, the album primarily features instrumental compositions inspired by the winter season and the holiday spirit. The music on "December" is characterized by its serene and contemplative nature, often evoking feelings of tranquility and introspection.

The album showcases Winston's unique and signature piano style, which combines elements of classical, folk, and jazz music. The pieces on "December" are predominantly original compositions, although there are a few traditional tunes and adaptations as well. Some notable tracks include "Thanksgiving," "Variations on the Kanon by Pachelbel," and "Carol of the Bells." 

"December" achieved significant success on the charts. The album reached the No. 12 position on the Billboard 200 chart, which tracks the most popular albums across various genres. It also topped the Billboard New Age Albums chart, where it remained for several weeks. The album's success helped establish George Winston as one of the leading figures in the new age and contemporary instrumental music genres. Over the years, "December" has become a holiday classic and continues to be cherished by listeners around the world.

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