Manhattan Transfer/ Wdr Funkhausorchester - FiftyThe Manhattan Transfer WDR Funkhausorchester "Fifty" GRAMMY award winning vocal group The Manhattan Transfer celebrate their 50th Anniversary with the new studio album "Fifty". Recorded with Germany's WDR Funkhausorchester, the album contains arrangements of some of the groups' biggest hits, combining the orchestral sounds of WDR with their trademark harmonies. Included are new versions of "Chanson D'Amour" and "The Man Who Sailed Around His Soul",

he now surprised his public with music that only gradually reveals it's fiery temperament: we hear very clearly how well the composer knew the violoncello

Infest the Rats' Nest was recorded with only three of the band's usual seven-man lineup

the whole glitter thing fascinated me

is an altogether unceremonious composition which was probably intended for a private function in Bach's own circle or family

This CD shows his talent in that department but also how he could sing most soulfully when given the chance

the debut from this Boston-based duo of Berklee guitar professors was warmly embraced by the national media

and in the past years she premiered over 20 new solo & chamber music Recorder pieces dedicated to her

and including his duets with Chubby Checker

The pioneering Mary Lou Williams is an artist whose versatility and ability matched that of her peers and whose contribution to music remains vital

including their in-your-face rock track "TURN IT UP LIKE

danced by Paris Opera Ballet

according to stylistic continuo rules in early 18th century's Italy