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Entire Albums (CD and Digital)
Daniel Kobialka's albums span the musical territories of Celtic and American folk melodies, expressing the universal language of music as well as the intimacy and familiarity of family and friends.
As examples, on "Celtic Fantasy" you'll find timeless folk melodies including Amazing Grace, Auld Lang Syne, Loch Lomand and the Greensleeves Fantasy.
"World on a String" takes you on a journey around the planet, from Japan, to the Caribbean, to Africa, and more, expressing our oneness in our humanity as well as our diversity.
"Going Home Again" presents classics that evoke the intimacy of a quiet dinner, time spent with family and friends, and the home we experience as a child and as an adult, deep within the heart.
As examples, on "Celtic Fantasy" you'll find timeless folk melodies including Amazing Grace, Auld Lang Syne, Loch Lomand and the Greensleeves Fantasy.
"World on a String" takes you on a journey around the planet, from Japan, to the Caribbean, to Africa, and more, expressing our oneness in our humanity as well as our diversity.
"Going Home Again" presents classics that evoke the intimacy of a quiet dinner, time spent with family and friends, and the home we experience as a child and as an adult, deep within the heart.
Children's Albums (CD and Digital)
A separate category of entire albums, our children's albums are full of classical/new age adaptations of favorite songs such as "Somewhere Over the Rainbow", "When You Wish Upon a Star", "Oh What a Beautiful Morning", lullabies, and Bach's "Awakenings". These albums evoke warm memories of childhood and home, and provide the perfect passage to rest and joyful dreams.
Guest Albums
"Common Chord" features David Grisman and Daniel Kobialka, with performances by Jerry Garcia, Enrique Coria, Norton Buffalo, and others, who bring their diverse backgrounds in classical, bluegrass, rock and jazz together to pay homage to traditional American music.
"The Gift of Love" presents a tribute to the Creator in this collaboration between cellist Jan Kobialka (Daniel's brother) and organist Gayla MacCallum. This album was recorded at St. Patrick's Church in Washington, DC. and includes scriptural references alongside each hymn and inspirational song.
Daniel Kobialka and Sylvia McNair recorded "Silver Linings" piece by piece, a tapestry born of a friendship spanning years. Recognizing the original texture, tone and lyricism of Sylvia's vocal perfection, Daniel presents their unique weaving of violin and soprano vocals on tunes from the great classics to contemporary artists such as the Beatles.