Yanni

Artist: Timescape, Gravity Four,
Tony Andersen, Bondee System, Nanovision
P: 2000
Dreams of the Acropolis is the definitive tribute to the new age Greek God, Yanni. This dozen-track collection features eclectic covers from artists such as Nanovision, Gravity Four, Bondee System, Timescape, the Y Experience, Tony Andersen, and more. This is certainly a must have for dedicated Yanni fans and fans of new age music alike.

Artist: O'Hearn TD, Yanni, Ciani, Jobson u.a.
P: 1994
This is a compilation of the bes track from the artist of the Private Music Label.

Artist: Yanni, TD, Isham, u.a.
P: 1994
Very good soundtracks out of movies from the 80s and the 90s. Played by the original musicians and some played by Daniel Caine and Mark Ayres.

Artist: V/A
P: 1995
This double CD features some of the best tracks with dreamy titles also out of the Pop-music scene. the second disc features an inspiring instrumental music by H.P. Neuber.

Artist: V/A
P: 1993
This is a compilation series of the best tracks of Synthesizer music from the beginning of the 90s.

Here the last copy!

Artist: O'Hearn, Pnder, Yanni, Jobson, Hwong
Goodman, Leo Kottke
P: 1986
Private Music was one of the earliest "New Age" labels (coming after Windham Hill and Narada), and of course Yanni was their "star" (he is represented on this album by two tracks: "Santorini," and "Nostalgia"), but they released a lot of other worthwhile music, and this early (1985-1986) album is a good selection.
Patrick O'Hearn also has two fine tracks: "Unusual Climate," and "Ancient Dreams." Other artists included are Lucia Hwong, Sanford Ponder, Leo Kottke, Eddie Jobson, and Jerry Goodman.
The album still makes for good listening, along with all of Private Music's other "Sampler" albums.

Artist: Yanni
P: 1988
Chameleon Days is an attractive studio recording that features some of Yanni's better-known compositions: the romantic longing of "Reflections of Passion," the classically gassed "Marching Season," the stately progression of "The Rain Must Fall" (which elicits comparisons to the outro of Supertramp's "Crime of the Century"), and the delicate "A Word in Private." At times, though, you wish Yanni had eased up just a bit on the synthesized harmonica voice. --Terry Wood

Artist: Yanni
P: 1992
This album- imaginative and jovial in its nature- is a break from usual Yanni music in that it has taken a somewhat lighter turn. Most of the songs in this album contain hummable, extremely enjoyable melodies, which includes "Once upon a Time" and "Face in the Photograph." "Aria" is a variation from a French Opera and stands out as the unique vocal piece. You'll love this album as a medicine for your stress and hard day's work.

Artist: Yanni
P: 1997
This definitive collection from the new-age phenomenon is a must have for Yanni enthusiasts or anyone interested in electronic percussion and orchestra. Includes his melodic instrumental hits such as Once Upon A Time; Aria; Song For Antarctica; A Love For Life , and more!

Artist: Yanni
P: 2016
Captured in 4K state-of-the-art high definition audio and video, Yanni: The Dream Concert Live from the Great Pyramids of Egypt features a career spanning selection of fan favorites, along with never before performed songs and new arrangements of his classic compositions. The No. 1 selling composer, producer, multi-instrumentalist and global superstar, Yanni has performed his distinctive music in exotic and historic locations all across the world. From his groundbreaking concert at the Acropolis to his most recent televised performance at El Morro, Puerto Rico, Yanni has pushed the boundaries of the way audiences experience live music. With The Dream Concert, Yanni has realized his life-long dream to perform at the foot of the Sphinx and the Great Pyramids of Egypt, the last of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World that remains today. For their pledge period in March, PBS will air The Dream Concert Live from the Great Pyramids of Egypt nationwide.

Artist: Yanni
P: 2016
Captured in 4K state-of-the-art high definition audio and video, Yanni: The Dream Concert Live from the Great Pyramids of Egypt features a career spanning selection of fan favorites, along with never before performed songs and new arrangements of his classic compositions. The No. 1 selling composer, producer, multi-instrumentalist and global superstar, Yanni has performed his distinctive music in exotic and historic locations all across the world. From his groundbreaking concert at the Acropolis to his most recent televised performance at El Morro, Puerto Rico, Yanni has pushed the boundaries of the way audiences experience live music. With The Dream Concert, Yanni has realized his life-long dream to perform at the foot of the Sphinx and the Great Pyramids of Egypt, the last of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World that remains today. For their pledge period in March, PBS will air The Dream Concert Live from the Great Pyramids of Egypt nationwide.

Artist: Yanni
P: 2003
Ethnicity finds Yanni exploring familiar thematic territory (diversity + harmony = international brotherhood) in search of fresh musical ideas. The result is career recording No. 13 (minus all those redundant compilations), which is likable though maybe a star shy of exceptional. While ethnicity is the theme, the prevailing sound is contemporary and attractively rhythmic with modest world music and classical accents. Notable are Yanni's extensive use of female voices (heard on 10 of the 12 tracks; two selections, in fact, feature straightforward lyrics) and the disc's vivid, sparkling production. Yanni offers an assortment of moods, from the celebratory, planetary-choir sound (think Adiemus) on "Rites of Passage" to pulsing, Deep Forest-like tribal chants, which sometimes click ("Tribal Dream") and sometimes seem forced, a little Yanni-come-lately ("Never Too Late"). High points are the didgeridoo-driven "Rainmaker" and the ethereal "At First Sight." Overall, the disc's sound tilts more toward the heroic than the romantic (a good trend), though some pieces (particularly his mini-operettas) seem overly polite and a little starched. Even so, Ethnicity is a compelling effort that indicates Yanni is, happily, keeping in touch with his more adventurous musical instincts.

Artist: Yanni
P: 1989
Music from the Matthew Chapman's film 'Heart Of Midnight'.

Artist: Yanni
P: 2000
This album overall is one of the best ones I've heard of Yanni. It is very beautiful and relaxing but of course not as grand or explosive as Yanni's previous works but it is a very acceptable Yanni work and very enjoyable.Changes are good and Yanni did do a lovely change. It takes a while to fully appreciate the cd at first since it does possess a new Yanni sound but once you get used to it, it is a treat for the ears. It is a lovely change in style. For Yanni fans, you are in for a relaxing treat. Personally, I have no problem of the cd, it is just a splendid gift for me. Upon first hearing this cd, I was moved emotionally, I have no regrets on getting the album. I just love, LOVE this cd! If this cd is just not what you expected and wanted more of an orchestra, think of the album as the trough of a wave, Yanni is regenerating his energy for later, maybe in his next release we'll hear the strong, forceful heavy live sounds of Yanni again, but this album is just a lovely surprise, wonderful elegant music.I realize now in what way Yanni is going in his music. I recommend it for any Yanni fan out there.

Artist: Yanni
P: 1991
This album summarizes the more "active" part in Yanni's music. Of course, it means that some of the best songs in this album are "rocket-fueled", as true to Yanni's distinctive early sounds. It contains his true masterpieces, such as "Santorini", which is my favorite, "Keys to Imagination", and "Within Attraction", just to mention some. This is one of the best Yanni CD's and if you are into new age music, this album will be the core of your whole collection.

Artist: Yanni
P: 1993
What can I say about Yanni. His music is the ultimate in relaxation! 'In My Time' is my all-time favorite Yanni cd! Pure and emotionally provoking music that leaves you soothed and relaxed. The difference in this cd, compared to his others, is the piano focus that Yanni uses. Most of his other works are more synthesizer oriented. Don't get me wrong...those works are beautiful, but there is just something about his piano based compositions that really strike me. Very poignant. (I love solo piano anyway). I just think this really showcases Yanni's multitalented ability. As with all his music, Yanni composed and produced every song. He is accompanied on this cd w/ a variety of instrumentality.... acoustic violins, cello, bass, keyboards and percussion. Interestingly, each songs title really fits the mood of the song. You can "feel" the emotion that went into the writing and playing of these compositions. In my opinion, this is Yanni's best work.
We all know he certainly has a reputation for the more systhesizer oriented music, but if that's not your thing, then you'll be very pleasantly surprised with the piano based, 'In My Time.' Great to work, study or chill out with. I promise, you won't regret purchasing this cd. It is truly beautiful music.

Artist: Yanni
P: 1997
Best of the Private Music Years.

Artist: Yanni
P: 2014
Yanni's Greatest Music performedby the World's most extraordinary Voices.

Artist: Yanni
P: 1986
Yanni's 1986 debut release for Private Music remains one of his most striking works. Created in the vinyl era and thus clocking in at a modest 39 minutes, Keys to Imagination nevertheless captures some of Yanni's most expansive, chest-thumping efforts. While some of the electronic voicings used here are beginning to sound faintly dated, Yanni brings his own brand of propulsive, classical-edged thunder to the familiar prog-rock tactic of tension followed by release. The slow-building, Middle Eastern-flavored title track, for instance, circles overhead like a mysterious raven while you explore a deep, narrow desert canyon. In a flash, a torrent of sound roars through the chasm and sweeps you away in a flood of sonic fury.

Artist: Yanni
P: 2012
Live at El Morro, Puerto Rico was recorded  during Yanni's two concerts there in December 2011. The first artist to ever perform at this UNESCO Heritage Site, Yanni fulfilled a 20 year dream to play at the beautiful and historic 16th-century Castillo San Felipe Del Morro in San Juan a spectacular setting for this live concert. For two sold-out audiences, Yanni and his world-renowned orchestra performed an inspired set of favorites from throughout his career including "Felista," "Voyage," "Nightingale," "The End of August," and more.