Reference Recordings
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Paray: Joan Of Arc Mass, Symphony No 1 / James Paul, Et Al
REVIEWS:
American Record Guide (11-12/97, p.167) - "...James Paul obviously feels this music very deeply; if the pulse occasionally quickens, or the soloists begin to take on near-operatic intensity, it is all of a piece--a youthful ardor and radiant complexion that make the music glow....It is a beautiful recording..."
John Bruce Yeh - Ebony Concerto - Stravinsky, Bernstein
This selection is also available on Walking Frog (distribution) 406.
Trittico / Frederick Fennell, Dallas Wind Symphony
This selection is a High Definition Compatible Digital (HDCD) recording.
Crazed Women
Nojima Plays Ravel
Brahms & Weber: Clarinet Quintets
Blazing Redheads
The Times of Day
Respighi: Church Windows, Poema Autunnale / Ricci, Clark, Pacific Symphony
Postcards / Timothy Seelig, The Turtle Creek Chorale
This selection is a High Definition Compatible Digital (HDCD) recording.
Ports Of Call / Eiji Oue, Minnesota Orchestra
This selection is a High Definition Compatible Digital (HDCD) recording.
In Recital at the Maestro Foundation
Dick Hyman's approach to solo piano is both rich in tradition and deeply personal, an odyssey into the wellsprings of American music. Ranging through a repertoire of well-known standards and sometimes obscure delights, Hyman brings a wealth of piano techniques, infectious swing, and a knack for sometimes extravagant variations, including a version of "Just You, Just Me" that ranges from classic stride playing to interpolated soul jazz. Among the little-heard pieces are "Odeon," a 1905 composition by Brazilian Ernesto Nazareth that adds a Latin touch to a ragtime foundation, and James P. Johnson's exuberant "Carolina Shout." Hyman's version of the traditional ballad "Shenandoah" is especially inspired, a lovely rolling improvisation that presses its consonant harmonies toward the resonating world of minimalism. Recorded on a nine-foot Boesendorfer concert grand, this recital is both an audiophile's and piano lover's delight. --Stuart Broomer
Holidays & Epiphanies - Music Of Ron Nelson / Jerry Junkin
This selection is a High Definition Compatible Digital (HDCD) recording.
Beachcomber - Encores For Band / Frederick Fennell, Et Al
This selection is a High Definition Compatible Digital (HDCD) recording.
Dick Hyman Plays Duke Ellington
Star Of Wonder

Festive music for the holiday season performed by an outstanding mixed chorus with pipe organ, harp, flute and bellringers! Recorded in the glorious cathedral acoustics of Saint Ignatius Church, San Francisco. "...Magical...the sound is impressively transparent." --Fanfare
Reference Jazz, Etc.
