News:
05/18/10: Here is a link to part of Jonathan's speech advocating for music education on Capital Hill at NAMM's Congressional Reception held on May 12 at the Capitol Visitor Center; Taylor Dayne was also in attendance. Video Link


02/26/10: HAPPY 60th Birthday Jonathan Cain!!!!


02/23/10: We are celebrating Jon's 60th Birthday this year on February 26th!


Jon will be at the Nashville Songwriters Association International on April 2nd. Check out www.nashvillesongwriters.com for details.


Journey is taking a break in 2010 and plan to return to the road in 2011.


12/22/09: Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to Everyone! From Jon, Tracy and Rhonda!


10/17/09: You have been asking for it and it has arrived. We have "For A Lifetime" back in stock. For a Lifetimes is the perfect music to set your wedding or a romantic evening to. All copies are being autographed as we speak. Order it today to ensure delivery before Christmas or your special day. Visit the JC Store to buy your copy today.

Also we're making a video/slide show of the Bridal March for the web site; send us a couple of your wedding photos that we can include in the video. Email them to rhonda@jonathancain.com or tracy@jonathancain.com.


Everyone in Nashville, heads up:

November 11, 2009
Madison Cain and Jonathan Cain will be performing In the Round along with Chris Caminiti and Lisa Hentrich at the Bluebird Cafe. Check out bluebirdcafe.com for details.

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Jonathan’s Fazioli!

Jon with "The Faz"

We recently had the chance to visit with Jon in the studio. He has a new baby in the house. A 7.6 foot black Fazioli grand piano. “The Faz” hails from Italy and when Jon plays it, this piano just sings with the smoothest tones you can imagine.

The Fazioli Sound can be summarized as follows:

• CLEAR: A sound which harmonic components are evenly present throughout.
• UNIFORM: A timber that presents equal characteristics in every area of the keyboard.
  
• WIDE DYNAMIC RANGE: A sound that goes from ppp (pianissimo) to fff (fortissimo), without any distortion in fff (fortissimo)
  
• LONG DURATION: The duration of the sound is extremely important for the legato and cantabile playing thus the sound must not decay rapidly.
  
• SELECTIVE: This means the pianist is able to achieve distinction of the single parts (voices), especially during the performance of polyphonic works.
  

The Faz looks forward to meeting all of you on the road this summer! You can check out other Fazioli's at www.fazioli.com.

You can find Jonathan's music at:
FYE
Higher Octave
CDNOW
Amazon