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About Yanni

Yanni, born Yiannis Chryssomalis on November 14, 1954, in Kalamata, Greece, is a pioneering composer and pianist renowned for his evocative instrumental music that blends new age, classical, and world influences. Displaying a natural knack for piano from the age of six, Yanni developed his skills independently, eschewing formal music education while his parents encouraged his artistic instincts. In 1972, he moved to Minnesota to study psychology at the University of Minnesota and simultaneously performed in local rock bands. By 1977, he had joined the Minneapolis-based group Chameleon.

Yanni launched his solo career with the album "Optimystique" (1980), initially self-released before Atlantic Records reissued it in 1984. His association with the independent label Private Music marked a turning point with the release of "Keys to Imagination" (1986) and "Out of Silence" (1987), which highlighted his dynamic and romantic compositions. His widespread acclaim came with "Reflections of Passion" (1990) and the Grammy-nominated "Dare to Dream" (1992). However, it was the groundbreaking live recording "Yanni Live at the Acropolis" (1993), performed at the ancient Herod Atticus Theater, that catapulted him to international stardom, selling millions worldwide and reaching vast audiences through televised broadcasts.

Yanni broke new ground by performing at historic landmarks such as the Taj Mahal and China’s Forbidden City, featured on his album "Tribute" (1997). Throughout the 2000s and beyond, he explored diverse musical territories with albums like "If I Could Tell You" (2000), "Ethnicity" (2003), and "Mexicanisimo" (2010). Venturing into vocals, he launched his own label, Yanni-Wake Entertainment, in collaboration with Disney, releasing "Yanni Voices" (2009). His later works, including "Truth of Touch" (2011) and "Inspirato" (2014), showcased collaborations with opera icons such as Plácido Domingo and Renée Fleming, reinforcing his status as a leading figure in contemporary instrumental music. Yanni’s emotive performances and fusion of classical and global sounds continue to captivate a worldwide audience, solidifying his legacy in the new age music genre.

Genres

Instrumental