In My Time

{{Album ratings In a review by Backroads Music/Heartbeats, "Yanni's latest is another extension of his creative spirit and stirring passion for life. Focusing on piano as his primary instrument, Yanni infuses his "signature" style with timeless, eloquent themes and plenty of romantic energy. No longer are rhythm and dynamic currents as vital to his sound, since he seems to have stopped fueling his music with 'rocket power'. His romantic outpourings lend a personal nature to In My Time, and this new effort should be received with enthusiasm far and wide. Yanni is uniquely expressive, and this new music is deeply touching on many levels." ==Track listing==

All tracks are new to this album with the exception of "In the Mirror" and "Felitsa", both of which can be found on the previous album, "Dare to Dream" (1992). ==Personnel==

• All music composed and produced by Yanni • Endre Granat – violin on "The End of August" and "Felitsa". ==Production==

• Recorded at Yanni's private studios • Engineered by Yanni • Mastered by Chris Bellman at Bernie Grundman Mastering, Los Angeles • Art Direction & Design: Norman Moore • Photography: Lynn Goldsmith ==Yanni Live, The Symphony Concerts 1993==

Dates June - September 1993 Cities 30 cities Set list • "Santorini" • "Until the Last Moment" • "Keys to Imagination" • "In the Mirror" • "The Rain Must Fall" • "Felitsa" • "Within Attraction" • "One Man's Dream" • "Marching Season" • "Nostalgia" • "Acroyali/Standing in Motion (Medley)" • "Aria" • "Reflections of Passion" • "Swept Away" • "Secret Vows" • "The End of August" The band ''Yanni's music follows through on that premise. A typical composition has the sound and form of an instrumental theme for a televised sports event, soap opera or newscast divested of melody and padded out to four or five minutes. Playing a battery of electronic instruments, he and the two other keyboardists in his band (Julie Homi and Bradley Joseph) insert motifs that evoke the hoariest Hollywood cliches of Middle Eastern, Far Eastern and other regional styles. The largely shapeless pieces huff and puff with a galloping energy that suggests an action-movie soundtrack. Although there are meditative moments, the mood is predominantly upbeat, with vigorous rock drums and percussion continually spurring things on and introducing crescendos that go nowhere. Yanni's seven-member band is augmented by a 50-piece orchestra, with the ensemble amplified to a volume that borders on the shrill.'' • Charlie Adams – drums • Charlie Bisharat – violin • Karen Briggs – violin • Ric Fierabracci – bass guitar • Michael "Kalani" Bruno – percussion • Julie Homi – keyboards • Bradley Joseph – keyboards • Shardad Rohani – Conductor Tour production Source: ==Certifications==