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Charlie Christian
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All The Lonely People - Concertos For Trombone / Lindberg
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Mar 01, 1993
Classical Music
American Trombone Concertos / Christian Lindberg, Depreist
BIS
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Nov 01, 1993
Classical Music
Lindberg, Christian: Russian Trombone (The)
BIS
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Apr 01, 1991
Classical Music
Virtuoso Trombone / Christian Lindberg, Roland Pöntinen
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Jan 01, 1984
Classical Music
Rossini / Schumann / Mozart / Schubert: Works Arranged For T
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Jan 01, 1987
Classical Music
Dvorák: Four-hand Piano Music Vol 2 / Matthies, Köhn
Naxos
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Dec 03, 1996
DVORAK: Four-Hand Piano Music, Vol. 2
C.P.E. Bach: Hamburg Sinfonias / Bends, Capella Istropolitana
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Apr 22, 1997
BACH, C.P.E.: Hamburg Sinfonias Nos. 1 - 6, Wq. 182
Brahms: Four-hand Piano Music Vol 2 / Matthies, Köhn
Naxos
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Jul 14, 1997
Brahms: Four-Hand Piano Music, Vol. 2
Brahms: Four-hand Piano Music Vol 1 / Matthies, Köhn
Naxos
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Feb 28, 1997
Brahms: Four-Hand Piano Music, Vol. 1
Benedictus - Classical Music For Reflection And Meditation
Naxos
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Jul 01, 1999
Includes work(s) by Marc-Antoine Charpentier.
Benda: Sinfonias Nos 7-12 / Christian Benda, Prague Co
Naxos
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Sep 14, 1995
BENDA, J. A.: Sinfonias Nos. 7-12
Benda: Sinfonias Nos 1-6 / Christian Benda, Prague Co
Naxos
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Sep 14, 1995
Benda: Sinfonias Nos. 1-6
Agnus Dei - Classical Music For Reflection And Meditation
Naxos
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Includes pavan(s) by William Byrd.
J. Strauss Jr. Edition Vol 37 / Christian Pollack, Et Al
Marco Polo
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Jun 20, 1994
STRAUSS II, J.: Edition - Vol. 37
Josef Strauss Edition Vol 9 / Christian Pollack
Marco Polo
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Sep 25, 1997
STRAUSS, Josef: Edition - Vol. 9
Brahms: Four Hand Piano Music Vol 4 / Matthies, Köhn
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Mar 01, 1999
In the late 1850s, Brahms was doing a number of things involving symphonies and pianos. He was having a heck of a time getting his first symphony to fly, and while working on a D minor sonata for 2 pianos, he decided to turn that work into a symphony. However, finding the pianistic ideas intractable, he ended up with his Piano Concerto No. 1. A few years later, he embarked on a multi-movement "symphony serenade" for small orchestra, which was published in 1860 as the Serenade No. 1 in D major, along with its companion, No. 2 in A major.
Despite the initial notion that these might be proto-symphonies, they are relaxed, genial works, well suited to the name "serenade." Brahms also published them in four-hand piano scores, an arrangement to which they adapt quite nicely. They sound wonderfully fresh here, given invigorating performances by the German piano team of Silke-Thora Matthies and Christian Kohn.
Despite the initial notion that these might be proto-symphonies, they are relaxed, genial works, well suited to the name "serenade." Brahms also published them in four-hand piano scores, an arrangement to which they adapt quite nicely. They sound wonderfully fresh here, given invigorating performances by the German piano team of Silke-Thora Matthies and Christian Kohn.
