On a Meadowlark Night CD

On a Meadowlark NightEric's second CD, "On a Meadowlark Night" was released in April 2009!

This CD of dance music from New England, Ireland, Scotland, Québec, and Cape Breton features Eric on piano along with Andy Reiner (fiddle, mandolin), Dave Reiner (fiddle), Ken Kolodner (hammered dulcimer), Kimberly Fraser (fiddle, feet), Anna Grosslein (flute), Billy Novick (clarinet), and Will Lydgate (bass).

To find out about the CD release show at Club Passim in Cambridge, MA, on May 17, 2009, click here.

Hot off the press -- read an article and an interview at Wheaton College on Eric and his new CD.

From this CD, you are hearing Reel de Montréal, La Bastringue, and Old French, with Eric on piano, his brother Andy Reiner on fiddle, and his dad Dave Reiner on fiddle.

Grand Tour CD

Grand Tour CD CoverEric's CD "Grand Tour: Traditional Music on Piano" has been getting great reviews!

Special guests are Dave Reiner, Andy Reiner, and Ed Berbaum. Find out more, hear a tune, see the tune list, and order Eric's CD here. Read about Eric and his music here in the Lexington Colonial Times.
From Eric's On a Meadowlark Night CD, you are hearing Reel de Montréal, La Bastringue, and Old French, with Eric on piano, his brother Andy Reiner on fiddle, and his dad Dave Reiner on fiddle.
 

February 4, 2012 - The 88-Key Orchestra: Solo Piano Improvisations on Traditional American and Celtic Music

Pianists Eric-Eid Reiner and Jacqueline Schwab will perform their solo piano arrangements of traditional American and Celtic music on Saturday, February 4, 2012, at 7:00 pm, at Follen Church, 755 Massachusetts Ave., Lexington, MA.

Schwab has been widely heard, on the sound tracks to Ken Burns’ PBS documentaries, as well as at concerts and dances in Boston and throughout the U.S.  Eid-Reiner, a Lexington resident and former student of Schwab’s, has been part of the Boston-area traditional music scene most of his life, starting with the Reiner family band and now with many New England musicians.  Schwab and Eid-Reiner both draw on classical, traditional folk, and contemporary music roots but each has their own signature sound.

Advance reservations for the concert are available for $12 (or $7 for children, students, and seniors), by mailing a check (by January 28) to Eric Eid-Reiner; P.O. Box 566; Lexington, MA 02420.  Admission at the door will be available for $15 (adults)/$10 (children, students, and seniors).  Follen Church is handicap-accessible.  Please email Eric.Eid.Reiner AT gmail DOT com with questions.

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Celtic Beat Says

"...Eric Eid-Reiner is a genius by virtue of his knowledge, a craftsman supreme by his playing, and an artist by his understanding. Of a musical family, he certainly must have absorbed an enormous amount in his formative years."

- Art Ketchen
Celtic Beat Magazine
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