Dino began playing piano at the age of three. He was enrolled in piano lessons at age five. Dino received his professional training at The King's College in New York City as well as studied piano at Juilliard School of Music**. Dino has traveled extensively and has well over 50 recordings with mainstream labels and over a million sales. Included in this production is the "Peace Series", a collection of CD's featuring more subdued piano arrangements against a backdrop of nature sounds.

Dino has described his style as combining the classical and the sacred. His technique has been described as fluid and brilliant. He has been compared to Liberace because of his flare, costumes and pianos. Dino has performed in his highly rated show in Branson, Missouri. Among his accomplishments is his Grammy Nominated Recording of "Chariots of Fire" from the Oscar Award Winning movie "Chariots of Fire".

Dino was honored to play at Carnegie Hall with the New York Symphony to benefit the Nation of Israel. He has also performed with Sandi Patty and Larnell Harris on the Big 3 tour. He was one of the entertainers participating to benefit Music Cares, a charitable organization that helps struggling musicians and entertainers. Dino appeared with the Israeli Symphony during the dedication of the new United States Embassy in Jerusalem. Dino received a participation Grammy Award in 1999 for his work on the soundtrack of the movie "The Apostle". He is currently on tour in US and Canada based on his new project Hymn Restoration. The hymnal is dedicated to Dr. Billy Graham. The project has been endorsed by Anne Graham Lotz, Bill Gaither and Dr. Charles Stanley.

**Juilliard School - The Juilliard School is a private performing arts conservatory in New York City.