Veteran musician, multiple Emmy award winning composer, Grammy award winning producer, and world renown guitarist Brian Keane has scored literally hundreds of films and television shows, and produced over 150 albums, mostly from his studio in the woods of Connecticut. His music has been hailed critically as "indelible and breathtaking" by the Los Angeles Times, "piercingly beautiful" by The New York Times and "masterful" by Newsweek, and he has been called a "musician's musician" by Downbeat, a "composer's composer" by The Hollywood Reporter, and “one of the most impressive musicians of the decade” by the editor of Billboard magazine. Among Brian’s many enduring credits are “New York” the 14 hour epic documentary series that is among the biggest selling documentaries of all time, “Long Journey Home” which won a Grammy for it’s soundtrack in collaboration with The Chieftains, Van Morrison, Elvis Costello, Sinead O’Connor, and others, the classic “Winter’s Solstice” series for Windham Hill which he produced, his ground breaking ethnic recordings with middle eastern musician Omar Faruk Tekbilek, Irish musician Joanie Madden, and others, his pioneering and influential work scoring a huge number of Emmy, Peabody, and Oscar winning documentaries, for award winning film makers like Ric Burns, Thomas Lennon, and Henry Hampton to name a few, and the many Peabody and Emmy winning sports documentary specials for HBO, ESPN, CBS, and others. Recent credits include the BBC television series “Copper” for Academy Award winning director Barry Levinson, and Emmy winning producer Tom Fontana whose August 2012 premiere was the highest rated in the history of the BBC. Brian has also scored several feature films, his music has been used in many major film soundtracks, and Brian’s music is being regularly performed by symphony orchestras throughout the world.