Yanni News

Live Before the Acropolis - by Ken Freedman and Liz Berg Back in the midst of WFMU's halcyon prog years, DJ Richard Ginsburg went against the collective flow of airing 19-minute guitar journeys, hosting an ... via WFMU's Beware of the Blog

In November of 2005, Jim Brickman claimed the top three slots of Billboard magazine's chart of New Age albums, a feat Yanni himself has yet to achieve. via Worcester Telegram & Gazette

Nobody likes the C word, so Plotnik didn't mention that he had to have a basal cell carcinoma removed this morning. via The Great Plotnik

“We don't know what's going to happen around the corner”

With St. Patrick's Day close at hand, Celtic Woman is at the peak of its natural appeal, as timely as an Andy Williams Christmas show or a visit from Alice Cooper at Halloween. via Hartford Courant

Click on Song Title to open in the iTunes Music Store Click on Username to see other songs recommended by this user. via DailyTunes.com

“Evident in Story's music is her background in classical training, yet her winsome jazz improvisations and impressionistic textures flavor her artistry in ways that linger long after her songs take flight.”

Give your spirits a lift by attending the Women of Windham Hill concert at 7 p.m. March 8 at the Performing Arts Center of Wisconsin Rapids. via WisInfo

As many of you know I have a penchant for hard and heavy music. But you may not know that I absolutely love contemporary instrumental music. via Deseret Morning News

I sit thinking of you, "Reflections of Passion", by Yanni plays. I see you dancing, What looks like ballet, Maybe it is not dance, But an ancient art of defense. via Associated Content

“The bikers would congregate around my van in the alley”

One hears the term "New Age" and immediately conjures up thoughts of peaceful music playing softly in a yoga class, or at a gallery or while you get a massage. via Jersey Journal

Alphabetical Listing Home : CD reviews : New Age : Von Baron Von Baron - Pangaea - Von Baron's "Pangaea" is a record that interweaves New Age music with a soulful jazz flow. via TheCelebrityCafe

“I was thinking how to do this, and I thought: If we have all of these beautiful girls on the stage, that would make a performance that was visual as well as musical.”

WANG Xiaojing was a man with a dream. One of China's most successful rock producers, he was inspired by the international success of New Age artists such as Yanni to believe that something similar might be done ... via Los Angeles Times