Orchestral and Symphonic
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Bluebird - The Sampler
1. Song After Sundown - Stan Getz/Arthur Fiedler
2. Bridge, The - Sonny Rollins
3. Runnin' Wild - Benny Goodman Quartet
4. Evans - Art Blakey
5. Blood Count - Duke Ellington
6. Ill Wind - Paul Desmond
7. Salt Peanuts - Bud Powell
8. Figurine - Johnny Hodges
9. Swinging 'Till the Girls Come - Lambert, Hendricks & Bavan
10. Sweetheart of Sigmund Freud - Shorty Rogers
11. Stratusphunk - J.J. Johnson
12. As You Make Your Bed - The Sextet of Orchestra U.S.A.
13. Tijuana Gift Shop - Charles Mingus
14. Just a Mood - Red Norvo
A good cross-section of material, but only for those who wouldn't normally purchase any solo releases or boxed sets. ~ Ron Wynn
SYMPHONY NO. 7 IN A MAJOR OP 92 (ORIGINAL SOURCE)
COMPLETE RECORDINGS ON DEUTSCHE GRAMMOPHON
IDYLLE
SACRED TREASURES OF VENICE
GABRIEL FAURE
INNO DELLE NAZIONI / QUATRO PEZZI SACRI
SAINT-SAENS: THE DEFINITE WORKS / VARIOUS
SIBELIUS / PROKOFIEV: VIOLIN CONCERTOS
DANCE
SYMPHONY NO. 5 IN C SHARP MINOR (ORIGINAL SOURCE)
FOR TWO
STRAVINSKY: PETROUCHKA / DEBUSSY: JEUX & PRELUDE A
TCHAIKOVSKY: SYMPHONY NO. 4 IN F MINOR
Leif Ove Andsnes - The Warner Classics Edition 1990-2010
COCTEAU TRILOGY
BEETHOVEN: TRIPLE CONCERTO OP. 56
SYMPHONIES NOS. 7-9
ZIGMAN: EMIGRE
COMPLETE 9 SYMPHONIES (THE ORIGINAL SOURCE SERIES)
WOLFGANG SAWALLISH COLLECTION
TOD UND VERKLDRUNG / VIER LETZTE LIEDER / FOUR LAS
BEETHOVEN: SYMPHONY NO. 5
El Bohemio / Thibaut Garcia
Thibaut Garcia pays tribute with El Bohemio to the Paraguayan guitar virtuoso and composer Agustín Barrios (1885-1944). As Garcia explains, "Barrios is an essential composer in the guitarist's repertoire. His music can be described as a skilful mix of South American popular music - inspired by the jungles of Paraguay - and the Romanticism of Chopin and Schumann, composers he idolised." El Bohemio duly complements 16 varied works by Barrios himself with three of his transcriptions of famous pieces by Chopin, Schumann, and Beethoven. In addition, the album includes readings of two of Barrios's poems: 'Bohemio', which lends the album it's name, portrays the composer as a wandering troubadour; 'Profesión de fé' (Profession of faith) honours the Guarani, the indigenous people of Paraquay.
