Song from the Heart (1999)
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Genre: Dramas
Synopsis: In her TV-movie acting debut, singer Amy Grant is cast as Maryann Lowery, a blind music teacher. When her conservatory classroom is presumptively taken over by arrogant New Age pianist Gregory... In her TV-movie acting debut, singer Amy Grant is cast as Maryann Lowery, a blind music teacher. When her conservatory classroom is presumptively taken over by arrogant New Age pianist Gregory Pavan (D.W. Moffett), Maryann, unimpressed by the man's celebrity, is outraged--until Pavan enthusiastically declares that Maryann has what it takes to become a world-renowned concert cellist. As the two temperamental musicians become romantically involved, Maryann's sensitive widowed neighbor, Oliver Comstock (Keith Carradine), who has always worshipped her from afar, quietly despairs. It will take a sight-restoring operation before Maryann's eyes are (literally) opened to her true and lasting love. Also known as MUSIC FROM THE HEART, A SONG FROM THE HEART premiered September 26, 1999, on CBS. [More]
Starring: Amy Grant, D.W. Moffett, Alexandra Purvis, Keith Carradine
Starring: Amy Grant, D.W. Moffett, Alexandra Purvis, Keith Carradine, Charles Siegel
Director: Marcus Cole
Director: Marcus Cole
Story: Georgio Serafini
Composer: Patrick Williams
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