NEW YORK, NY, March 22, 2011 (Press-News.org) The publisher will produce and promote "The Thought Exchange ." This method, invented by Mr. Friedman, moves beyond positive thinking to overcome one's resistance to living a sensational life. "The Thought Exchange" is a simple, yet profound way of looking at the world. It allows us to understand and experience the truth about who we really are, where we really live, what we really want, and how to have that all the time.
In addition to "The Thought Exchange" book, which will be released by Library Tales Publishing on April 30th, 2011, David's pamphlets and Sunday talks at New Thought and Unity churches across the nation will also be promoted. Library Tales will sell "The Thought Exchange" DVDs, audiobooks, computer software and a board game. Announcements will be made at the book signing event on April 30th at 7:00 p.m. in the Borders bookstore at 10 Columbus Circle, New York, NY, 10019.
This deal is part of Library Tales Publishing's corporate publishing division. Additional information is available at http://www.LibraryTalesPublishing.com.
About David Friedman
David spent several years conducting musicals on Broadway, such as Grease, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat and Song and Dance. He then went to Hollywood where he became the conductor and vocal arranger for such Disney classics as Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, Pocahontas and The Hunchback of Notre Dame. This was followed by success as the composer and lyricist for Disney's Aladdin and the King of Thieves. He then scored three animated television shows: Happy Ness, Sky Dancers and Dragon Flyz. He has served as the music supervisor and vocal arranger of Broadway's Beauty and the Beast for thirteen years.
David's songs have been sung and recorded by luminaries. There is "Your Love" by Diana Ross, "We Live on Borrowed Time" and "You're There" by Barry Manilow. David has worked with such artists as Allison Krauss, Petula Clark, Laura Branigan, Kathie Lee Gifford, Jason Alexander, Lucie Arnaz, Laurie Beechman and Leslie Uggams.
David is a regular guest on NBC's The Today Show. As part of the 'Everyone Has a Story' series, he writes a new song each month based on a story submitted by a viewer. David has written hundreds of songs with Kathie Lee Gifford. They have also co-written and co-produced two children's albums. One of which was made into the musical Party Animals. They also co-wrote the the Broadway-bound musical Saving Aimee, with music by David Pomeranz.
About The Thought Exchange
To find out more about how Thought Exchange can work for you, take a look around the website. Go to http://www.TheThoughtExchange.com. If you like what you see and hear, you can order the book, "The Thought Exchange, Overcoming Our Resistance to Living a Sensational Life." In the book, David Friedman explains everything you need to know about how Thought Exchange works. You will learn the many ways in which you can apply it to your own life.
About Library Tales Publishing
Library Tales Publishing, Inc. (LTP) is a professional book publishing firm. Operating as investors and business developers for authors and self-publishers, the company provides publishing and distribution services to a variety of niche focused books, eBooks, Audiobooks and merchandise.
For media contacts contact:
Stephanie Moore
Office@Librarytales.com
Library Tales Publishing Announcing Strategic Publishing Venture with Disney Composer David Friedman
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[Press-News.org] Library Tales Publishing Announcing Strategic Publishing Venture with Disney Composer David FriedmanLibrary Tales Publishing (www.LibraryTalesPublishing.com) has signed a strategic publishing contract with Disney composer David Friedman (www.middermusic.com).