This recording is a manifesto from the world of one man, Jo l Grare... evoking concepts like modernism, culture, temporality, style, and improvisation with a singular vision. Percussion) forms a rich musical base to this invitation to travel, and play magnificent themes stemming from Spain, Turkey, China, and ancient music like pro-jazzmen play standards.

GREGORIAN CHANT

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BECHET, Sidney: House Party (1943-1952)

Armstrong, Louis: Satchel Mouth Swing (1936-1938)

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Music from the swinging twenties and thirties, perfect for cocktails and dancing. Broadway hits and unforgettable melodies by gershwin, Cole Porter, 'Fats' Waller, Scott Joplin and others invite us to sit back and enjoy or even get up and shake a leg or two!

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ORY, Kid: Ory's Creole Trombone (1945-1953)

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ROCK N' ROLL HITS OF THE 50s (Rock Around the Clock)

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Import Hybrid-SACD pressing.

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Vocal Point's latest, and a tribute to founding member Bob Ahlander's three-year stint as director of BYU's award-winning a cappella group. Consistently at the top of Tantara's best-seller lists, Vocal Point delivers a collection of all-new recordings, including the live-concert favorite, 'Primarily Vocal Point.'

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Andreas Scholl writes of his new release The Family Songbook: “When my wife Tamar first introduced me to her family in Israel, her aunt Etui took the initiative and invited all her children and the rest of the family to a Shabbat dinner. That way, her niece's new boyfriend was able to get to know the whole family. I took the Shklarskys straight to my heart; at that first meeting we laughed so much, ate so much and such good food, and I was welcomed to the family with open arms. Music plays a big role with the Shklarsky family, just as it does with my family in Kiedrich. Everyone sings or plays an instrument, and after the meal, we all went down to the music room in the basement, where there is a piano and there are various guitars and electric guitars too. Since that first Shabbat dinner we have met up many times in Ramat Gan and about two years ago, after a few glasses of wonderful red wine from the Golan Heights, the idea came to me of making a recording with the Shklarskys which would capture the atmosphere and the joy of making music together and would bring future generations of our families closer together.”