One World

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John Tesh’s 1998 album One World blends instrumental pop with global musical influences including Celtic, Native American, flamenco, and classical elements. Across 13 tracks, the pianist-composer explores themes of cultural diversity and worldwide unity, crafting melodies that balance romantic passages with triumphant moments. The album opens with “Sonata Di Roma,” an orchestral piece performed at Rome’s Coliseum for a PBS special, followed by the devotional “Canta Domine” and the spirited Celtic track “Emerald Bay.” James Ingram contributes vocals to the smooth jazz ballad “Forever More (I’ll Be The One),” while Point of Grace joins Tesh on the gospel-influenced “Who Am I?”

This CD contains all 13 studio recordings from Tesh’s video project, running approximately 55 minutes. The album showcases his signature accessible pop-instrumental style with appealing melodies and uplifting arrangements. Grab this used copy and experience Tesh’s ambitious world music journey at a fraction of retail cost.