Business Management: Seven Eight, Inc.Personal Management: Danny O'Donovan, Danny O'Donovan Entertainment Group.French Horns: Jim Mattos, Kristin Morrison.Celli: Alexander Zhiroff, Sarah O'Brien.Violas: Eugene Mechtovich, Llona Geller.Violins: Kristen Autry, Robert Berg, Erica Walczak.Pedro Eustache: Flute, Duduk, World WWs, Sop.All piano tracks were recorded on a Yamaha CFIII 5, 9' Concert Grand.Recorded and mixed on a Soundtracs DPC-II Digital Console.Mastered by Chris Bellman at Bernie Grundman Mastering, Hollywood, California.Engineered and mixed by Yanni at his private studios.Lyrics for "The Promise" and "Almost a Whisper" by Pamela McNeill.Noelani Brock (also lead vocals on "Written on the Wind").Yanni (also lead vocals on "Never Too Late").Michelle Amato (also lead vocals on "For All Seasons", "Almost a Whisper", and "Jivaeri").Alfreda Gerald (also lead vocals on "The Promise", "Tribal Dream", and "Never Too Late").Pedro Eustache – Flutes, World Reeds, Duduk, Argul, Uilleann pipes, Chanter, and Saxophone.All music composed and arranged by Yanni.Reception Professional ratings Review scoresīackroads Music/Heartbeats wrote that the album was musically quite diverse, stating that "Though Yanni is widely known as one of the most popular purveyors of New-age music, there's actually quite a bit going on here." Track listing As Yanni is unable to read music, he wrote and recorded demos of the album's tracks at his home studio in Florida, after which he employed transcribers and copyists to write the individual parts for the session musicians. Background Įthnicity features greater use of vocals, percussion, and exotic rhythms, which were influenced by Yanni's period of travel during his hiatus between 19. It also peaked at #1 on the "Top New Age Albums" chart in 2004. It peaked at #27 on Billboard's "Top Internet Albums" chart and at #27 on the " Billboard 200" chart in 2003. "If our soulscancometogether in themusic,theycancome socanrys.Ethnicity is the eleventh studio album by Yanni, released on Februby Virgin Records.
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