Tom Howard (musician)

Tom Howard is an American pianist, musical arranger and orchestral conductor.

In 1983, Howard helped the rock band Daniel Amos form the Alarma! Records label.

Discography

olo

* "View from the Bridge", 1977, Solid Rock Records
* "Danger in Loving You", 1981, NewPax Records
* "One by One", Tom Howard & Billy Batstone, 1985, A&S Records/Maranatha! Music
* "The Harvest", (Colours Series), 1985 Maranatha! Music (reissued in 2001 on Maranatha!'s "Sanctuary" series under the title "Reflection")Commentary: This solo album is one of the most delightful solo piano albums I have ever heard, and it has provided a great deal of enjoyment and inspiration to me over the years. To my knowledge, it is no longer in distribution, but it should be. I have yet to meet anyone else who knows Tom Howard's music, but they should.
* "The Hidden Passage", Tom Howard Ensemble, 1986, Maranatha! Music (reissued on Maranatha!'s "Sanctuary" series under the title "Shelter")
* "Solo Piano", 1987, Horizon/Maranatha! Music (reissued in 2000 on Maranatha!'s "Sanctuary" series under the title "Serenity")
* "Bamboo in Winter", 1991, Myrrh Records
* "Beyond the Barriers", 1992, Word Records/Epic Records

For Thomas Kinkade

* "Reflections of Light", 1998, Media Arts Group
* "This Quiet Place", 1999, Media Arts Group

Under pseudonyms

as "Dorian"
* "Passage to Adventure", 1999, Unison Music
* "Passage to tranquility", 1999, Unison Music
* "Passage to Mystery", 1999, Unison Music
* "Passage to Peace", 1999, Unison Music
* "Passage to Joy", 1999, Unison Music
* "Passage to Romance", 1999, Unison Music

elected Contributions

*"Strangers in a Strange Land", Salvation Air Force, 1977, Piano.
*"Lead Me Home", Dave Mattson, 1978, Keyboards.
*"Sunday Drivers", The Eli Band, 1979, Keyboards.
*"Appalachian Melody", Mark Heard, 1979, Keyboards and Orchestration.
*"Fingerprint", Mark Heard, 1980, Piano and Synthesizer.
*"Roll Away the Stone", Larry Norman, 1980, Piano.
*"Stop the Dominoes", Mark Heard, 1981, Keyboards.
*"Victims of the Age", Mark Heard, 1982, Keyboards.
*"Bye Bye Baby/Look My Way", The Crosstones, 1982, String Arrangements.
*"Eye of the Storm", Mark Heard, 1983, Keyboards.
*"Doppelganger", Daniel Amos, 1983, Keyboards.
*"Ashes and Light", Mark Heard, 1984, Synthesizer.
*"Mosaics", Mark Heard, 1985, Synthesizer.
*"The Wild Frontier", Randy Stonehill, 1986, Synthesizer, Arranger.
*"Knowledge & Innocence", Terry Scott Taylor, 1986, Background vocals.
*"A Briefing for the Ascent", Terry Scott Taylor, 1987, Background Vocals.
*"Until We Have Wings", Randy Stonehill, 1990, Orchestrations and Keyboards.
*"At the Foot of the Cross, Volume 2: Seven Last Words of Christ", Various Artists, 1992, Orchestrations and more.
*"Chase The Buffalo", Pierce Pettis, 1993, Piano.
*"Way Back Home", Phil Keaggy, 1994, String Arrangements, Woodwind Arrangement.
*"My Faith Will Stay", Cheri Keaggy, 1995, Conductor, Orchestral Arrangements
*"Gift", Jim Brickman, 1997, String Arrangements.
* "Sixpence None the Richer", Sixpence None the Richer, 1997, Piano.
*"Rock Music w/Singing", Duraluxe, 1997, Piano, Strings.
*"Thirst", Randy Stonehill, 1998, Piano.
*"Christmastime", Michael W. Smith, 1998, Orchestration, Orchestral Arrangements, Choir Arrangement.
*"The Jesus Record", Rich Mullins & a Ragamuffin Band, 1998, Percussion, Piano, Arranger, Conductor, String Arrangements, Wurlitzer, Orchestra Assembly.
*"Phil Keaggy", Phil Keaggy, 1998, Piano, Conductor, Horn Arrangements, Orchestral Arrangements, String Quartet.
*"Touched by an Angel: The Album", Television Soundtrack, 1998, String Arrangements.
*"Majesty and Wonder", Phil Keaggy & London Festival Orchestra, 1999, Orchestral Arrangements.
*"Devotion", Aaron Neville, 2000, Conductor, String Arrangements.
*"Prayers Of A Ragamuffin", A Ragamuffin Band, 2000, Piano, Conductor, Orchestration.
*"Strings Attached: Live with the Youngstown Symphony", Glass Harp, 2001, Arranger.
*"Those Were the Days", Dolly Parton, 2005, Strings, String Arrangements, Choir Arrangement.
*"Dream Again", Phil Keaggy, 2006, Keyboard.