Yanni - Live: The Concert Event

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Album Details

Title: Live: The Concert Event
Artist: Yanni
Release Date: 8/15/2006
Label: Image Entertainment (Audio)
Album Type(s): live
UPC: 014381356427
Genre: New Age
Styles: Neo-Classical, Adult Alternative, Progressive Electronic, Adult Contemporary, Contemporary Instrumental, Keyboard/Synthesizer/New Age
Moods: Ethereal, Laid-Back/Mellow, Light, Refined/Mannered, Reflective, Soothing, Delicate, Happy, Romantic, Calm/Peaceful, Gentle, Passionate, Reserved, Yearning
Total Copies: 0
Members Wishing: 3
Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1

Track Listings

  1. Rainmaker
  2. Keys to Imagination
  3. Enchantment
  4. Standing in Motion
  5. On Sacred Ground
  6. Playtime
  7. Until the Last Moment
  8. If I Could Tell You
  9. For All Seasons
  10. The Storm
  11. Prelude
  12. Nostalgia

Additional Releases

YearTypeLabelCatalog #
2006CDImage Entertainment (Audio)3564

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Album Review

Recorded and filmed for DVD live at the Mandalay Resort & Casino in Las Vegas during Yanni's 2005 world tour, this 65-minute set delivers what you'd expect from a live Yanni album: an eclectic, cinematic fusion of world, new age, and mainstream contemporary pop styles. The 13 songs are, with one exception, drawn from releases dating back to the 1980s ("Keys to the Imagination" having been the title track of his 1986 album) all the way up to the most recent studio effort predating this recording, 2003's Ethnicity (from which three songs are presented). Indeed, a few of these same songs have shown up on previous Yanni concert albums. (The one piece that hadn't shown up on prior Yanni releases, "The Storm," is actually based Antonio Vivaldi's 18th century violin concerto "Summer.") It's well recorded -- on "125 channels of digital audio," according to the back cover -- with a two-dozen-strong cast of supporting musicians in the band and orchestra, plus a couple of vocalists adding the occasional atmospheric singing. The slick drama of both the material and the execution, in fact -- perhaps because of many listeners' associations of Yanni music with the Olympics -- makes you feel as though many of the pieces are introductory fanfares to some spectacular event. For Yanni fans, however, this sort of concert is the spectacular event. ~ Richie Unterberger, All Music Guide

Credits

NameCredits
Alfreda GeraldVocals
April CapOboe, Orchestra
Armen MovsessianViolin
Charlie AdamsDrums, Drums
Chris BellmanMastering
Colin O'MalleyTranscription, Orchestration, Keyboards, Sound Design
Dana TeboeTrombone, Orchestra
David HudsonDidjeridu
Erika WalczakOrchestra, Violin
Eugene MechtovichOrchestra, Viola
Hussain JiffryBass
Ilona GellerOrchestra, Viola
Jeffrey Mark SilvermanOrchestration
Jim MattosFrench Horn, Orchestra
Kerry HughesOrchestra, Trumpet
Kristen AutryViolin, Orchestra
Michelle AmatoVocals
Ming FreemanKeyboards
Norman MooreDesign, Art Direction
Pedro EustacheDuduk, Saxophone, Flute, Reeds
Richard BoukasOrchestration
Sarah O'BrienOrchestra, Cello
Travis MeckAudio Engineer
Victor EspinolaHarp, Vocals
Walter RodriguezPercussion
YanniSynthesizer, Orchestration, Arranger, Keyboards, Producer, Engineer
Zachary CarrenttinOrchestra, Violin