Mauro Loguercio - 9th Symphony Op. 125 - Transcription for ViolinHans Sitt (1850 1928) was an extremely important personality in the transition between the 19th and 20th centuries, a great violinist by training and culture straddling Hungary, Bohemia and Germany, but even more of a great teacher who trained many of the great violinists of later years. He was also a remarkably prolific composer. Astonishing in his catalogue, however, is the enormous number (and weight) of his transcriptions of the most important

and in this lies the brilliance of the album

where he played with the likes of Don Byas and Kenny Clarke

Uppercuts from Joe Frazier

do acquire it if you appreciate fine Debussy playing" (Gramophone) "probably first choice for those wanting a modern digital recording of the complete set

"Ten Cents A Dance"

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the 12 tracks of Going Home (1971) boasts a maturity and subtlety often missing from Georgie Fame's previous LPs

piece in the larger puzzle that is Graupner's life and work

as it seems that the Demon has always wanted a grandson and is determined to make Iruma fit into that role

hitting #1 on the Billboard charts and earning a Grammy Award for Best Pop Instrumental Performance

whose works are included on the present release together with Luciano Berio's SOLO for trombone and orchestra

Ludwig van Beethoven's 9th Symphony and the musical city of Leipzig are closely intertwined with each other: Felix Mendelssohn