Frankie Carle - More 1944-49Carle played for many years under leader Mal Hallett, adding his piano to the work of Jack Teagarden, Toots Mondello, Jack Jenny, Spud Murphy & others he finally put his own band together & hit on a winning formula that enabled him to eke out a living well into the '50s, mixing pop hits of the day with old faves this album reflects that formula.

Enzlberger/ Berghammer/ Steiner/ Aichinger - Songs To Anything That Moves

Or maybe my subjective description of the pieces I have recorded

Chopin and Liszt and covering the German and Russian Romantics to the most important composers of the 20th century

desert southwest where Daniel worked as a National Park Ranger

" Some of them make an appearance in one form or another on this collection

Deleted scenes with commentary by Terry Gilliam

Dean has performed as a soloist with the Brazos Chamber Orchestra multiple times

it bears witness to his interest in a style that he defined as 'baroque in it's monumentality'

Reference points might include artists like Tommy Keene

and the sunlight of Richard Strauss's Morgen

's cloths and doesn't know how to tell his fiancee

an Italian law student