Delivers intricate, fast-paced violin solos that are a hallmark of the song's energy.
Recorded at Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas, the version of "Rainmaker" from this concert is considered by many fans to be the definitive version. It represents Yanni's "Ethnicity" era, where he moved away from strictly orchestral arrangements toward a more percussive, world-music style.
The song is designed to "uplift spirits" and is often described by listeners as having a "music monster" energy due to its complex layering.
Contributes both vocals and energetic harp playing.
