Karl Eichinger - Rhapsody in BlueWhen George Gershwin presented his Rhapsody in Blue at Manhattan's Aeolian Hall in 1924, Jazz had prized it's way into the classical concert halls. Only one year later the Concerto in F followed the motifs and themes 'jazzy', whilst bearing all the hallmarks of the instrumental concertos of the previous 150 years. After it's premiere on December 3rd, 1925, at New York's Carnegie Hall, the composer of songs Gershwin was fully established as a classical

Simon and Garfunkel

this "elegant

He likes to describe it as "human music

some of which have been considered of dubious authenticity or outright apocryphal

This collection is the most diverse of Bach's publications and includes multi-movement genres

This collection of 13 sea songs includes both songs sung a cappella and with instrumental accompaniment

but also to play the typical instruments and sing

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Theo Plath simply thrills his audiences

The new CD of Arianna Savall

inspired by one of the UK's most iconic and endangered birds

-John Pusateri from Louisiana moved to the West Coast in the 1920s and first founded Bella Records in San José and then Blue Moon Records in Santa Clara in 1957