A fascinating footnote in the history of is its visual companion. During this era, Yanni released a home video titled Yanni: The Private Collection . This documentary offered fans a rare glimpse into the composer's creative process.

. Marking a departure from his more grandiose, synth-heavy works, this album is a gentle, intimate collection centered primarily on the acoustic piano.

Yanni's "In My Time" (1993) is a masterpiece of instrumental music, an album that continues to enchant listeners with its beauty, creativity, and emotional resonance. Through its diverse range of tracks, thematic coherence, and innovative instrumentation, the album offers a rich and immersive listening experience. As a testament to Yanni's artistry and vision, "In My Time" remains a landmark work in the genre, inspiring both longtime fans and new listeners to explore the limitless possibilities of music.

The album consists of 11 instrumental tracks with a total runtime of approximately 49 minutes. Key Personnel "In the Morning Light" Yanni (Piano) "One Man's Dream" Yanni (Piano) "Before I Go" Yanni (Piano) "Enchantment" Yanni (Piano) "The End of August" Endre Granat (Violin) "To Take...To Hold" Yanni (Piano) "In the Mirror" Yanni (Piano) Yanni (Piano) "Whispers in the Dark" Yanni (Piano) "Only a Memory" Yanni (Piano) "Until the Last Moment" Yanni (Piano)

The longest track on the album (over 5 minutes). It begins with a single, repeated low note—a heartbeat. The melody builds layer by layer, but never reaches a climax; it simply fades into a whisper. It is a lullaby for anxious adults.

Fans, however, needed no critical validation. The album became a staple of: