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NEW Mother's Day Albums available at iTunes!

After a few months of filmmaking and writing, I am happy to announce the release of four exciting and inspiring albums just in time for Mother's Day. Inspiring, classical, poignant Download today: https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/sabrina-pena-young/389263592#see-all/recent-albums The newest soundtrack released by Sabrina Peña Young from Grace McCalister's the Present and the Passed is an emotional piano journey through a mother's hope and sadness. Enjoy moments of relaxation in Relaxing Music of Earth , a classical compilation of soothing and gentle music to give you solace and quiet. A Mother's Heart is an inspiring classical collection of beautiful music inspired by the joys and struggles of motherhood. It is a perfect gift for any mother or grandmother in your life. Give the gift of inspiring classical music this Mother's Day. Yoga Dream Meditations takes a departure from classical music, instead enveloping the listener with slow-moving ambie...

The Failure of Superwoman: A Young Composer's Confession

The Failure of Superwoman : A Young Composer's Confession  (Originally Published 2010) In this poignant confession, an overworked mother shares her daily struggles of work and family while giving a seed of hope to working mothers the world over.  My friends call me Superwoman.  Singlehandedly I juggle work, music, and motherhood , and still manage to get a healthy dinner on the table before my husband comes home at night. You can find me lecturing on Baroque Music and Beethoven at the local university, composing electronic music for my opera until the late hours of the night, teaching my baby girl proper fingering on the piano, and trying to find ways to buy organic vegetables while cutting my grocery budget by another ten percent. I appreciate the empowerment my mother's generation gave to Generations X and Y. We grew up believing that we could have it all. Despite all of the bad publicity for being "slackers", we believed that a woman could perfectly bal...