Brian Crain - Piano And Violin Duet (2012)

1	Dream of Dreams		4:21 	
2 	Time Forgotten		5:25 	
3 	Solitary Hill	2:59 	
4 	Rain	4:32 	
5 	Largo Maestoso	4:51 	
6 	Wind	4:26 	
7 	Adagio Con Amore	5:25 	
8 	Andantino	3:56 	
9 	Italian Summer		5:24 	
10 	Butterfly Waltz		3:32 	
11 	Reminiscence	4:33 

Rita Chepurchenko - violin
Brian Crain - piano

This CD is my favorite. The music is calming and dreamy. I use to do ballroom dancing. This piano and violin music brings back good memories while I sit and dance to the music in my mind. (I am in a wheelchair without legs). I am looking forward to purchasing more of Brian Crain's piano music. I would highly recommend this music CD. ---Vickie Hegyi, amazon.com

Brian Crain was a musically inclined child, but he was never formally educated in music, and yet has still found success as a pianist/composer. He was born in Hollywood, and although offered piano lessons, he preferred honing his baseball skills to practicing. He also built his own home studio while working on audio production for films as a teenager. Crain's dreams of being a professional ballplayer did not come to fruition, but in the meantime, he had managed to teach himself how to play piano as he picked out his own melodies. He released his first CD, Morning Light, in 1997, and met with enough success to make music his career. Crain has since made more than a dozen albums of his own music. The use of one of his piano pieces, Butterfly Waltz, in a South Korean drama has made him an artist better known in Asia than in his home country. He has a large fan base and toured there several times, as his music is used in more TV commercials and programming. Crain enjoys trying new ideas in his music, such as unusual meters and minimalist concepts used on his albums Piano Opus (2011) and Piano and Light (2009), to complement his flowing, attractive melodies. ---Patsy Morita, allmusic.com

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