Jim Brickman studied as a classical pianist but soon abandoned his training to embark on a career as a contemporary New Age composer. His non-classical career started inauspiciously when Jim Henson engaged him to write tunes for Sesame Street. He also wrote jingles for commercials during this time. His first solo album, No Words, was released in 1994 and found success when the instrumental single “Rocket to the Moon” hit the Billboard charts. Since then he has released 16 albums, including music for children and two Christmas themed offerings. Several of his love song compositions have found him collaborating with other artists, including Martina McBride (on “Valentine”).
"Homecoming," pianist Jim Brickman's 16th career release, is an unerringly pleasant, gently uplifting package that delivers what most listeners probably want--a smart-sounding, family-friendly audio backdrop suited f...
Relax and soothe your soul with Unspoken, Grammy-nominee Jim Brickman's first all-solo piano CD since he launched his recording career fifteen years ago. This brand new collection of romantic piano favorites exudes deep sophistication and heartfelt sentimentality as only Jim...
