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by Cheyenne Brown & Seylan Baxter Cheyenne
Brown (harp) and Seylan Baxter (cello and vocals) delight in quirky, innovative
arrangements of traditional songs and tunes, exploring the creative possibilities
of these majestic instruments. Harp and cello exchange melody and accompaniment,
whether in driving reels or haunting slow airs. Songs are lyrical and expressive,
with thoughtful accompaniment on harp and cello. |
Adiós Nonino by Neofusión Homage to Carlos Gardel with works of Gardel and Piazzolla, and other items of
great interest. Both virtuosic and medolic, this is a master combination of
the possbilities of the accordion - cello duo. |
Appassionata
Quatuor by Appassionata
Quatuor (Pan-pipe,
violin, cello, harp) Appassionata
Quatuor Pan-pipe, violin, cello & harp quartet,
was founded in Geneva in 1990 by the violoncellist Marc-André Thiébaud.
The exceptional uniting of such brilliant and varied instruments
with such virtuosity and melody, favours a new approach to music. |
Arnold
Bax by Trio Turner Isabelle Perrin
- Harp; Sabine Toutain - Viola; Philippe Pierlot - Flute perform Elegiac
Trio, Fantasy Sonata and Sonata "Marvelously
sensitive, uncommonly assured performances of some ravishing repertoire." Gramophone
magazine |
Autumn
Bruch Op. 83 - Brahms Op. 114 B3 Classic Trio The B3 Classic Trio releases their work “Autumn” with works of Brahms and Bruch for clarinet, cello and piano, which appears together for the very first time in SACD format. Released in Multichannel and Hybrid format it contains the Eight Pieces, Op. 83 by Max Bruch (1838-1920) and the Trio for Clarinet, Cello and Piano in A minor, Op. 114 by Johannes Brahms (1833-1897). Released in a luxury Digibook format with 30 pages, contains three layers: stereo compatible CD, stereo in SACD and Multichannel SACD. |
Chamber Music Discoveries by Trio B3 Classic Works by Robert Kahn, Jonathan
FeBland, Rodney Newton, Jorge Grundman Isla and David Johnstone.“B3
Classic” draw attention to the history of the chamber music repertoire
for these three instruments as well as involving itself in the more contemporary
creation. Such fruits can be seen in the present disc – especially
the recuperation of a wonderful romantic trio of Kahn and their championing
of the English composers Jonathan S. FeBland and Rodney Newton. |
Concerti and Chamber
Music: David Watkins - harp, Simon Standage - violin & The Salomon
Quartet Performed on period instruments "It is a genuine musical, pleasure to hear
lovely works, new to me, composed by J.C. Bach, Mozart and Haydn. When these
works are so beautifully and musically played the pleasure is even greater." Lady
Evelyn Barbirolli, July 2000. "What a delightful and civilised
record, which I love. I hope you sell huge quantities of it." Professor
H.C. Robbins Landon |
Edvard Grieg:
The Complete works for Violin & Piano by Christopher Collins Lee & Catherine
Riley |
El Paño
Moruno by The Calvert Turner Duo El Paño Moruno
is a selection of the music we love to play and perform -we hope that you
enjoy it too! The soundworld of the cello and harp duo seems to know no
boundaries. This has been an inspiration to us since we started playing
together in 2003 and has let us have a rare insight into music from around
the world. |
Entre
Dos Mundos (Between Two Worlds) - The music of David Johnstone |
Houdy by Isabelle Perrin If
there is no language more universal than music, then there is also none
with stronger regional identities. Since French music has been on the
sidelines for the past several decades, I decided to write a French Concerto
for harp and orchestra. By "French", I mean in the French spirit,
building on the work of the composers who came before me rather than
on that of my contemporaries. A writing style without "principles" or
systems to follow, not Dodecaphonic or Polytonality (it all ages so poorly!).
A simple orchestra: one flute, one oboe, a clarinet in A, a bassoon,
and a string quintet. As I am hardly interested in analysis, I prefer
to write my music rather than to explain it. Similarly, I prefer
a performer's imagination to his zealous precision; in short, I prefer
musicians. This is why I chose to write this concerto for Isabelle Perrin,
soloist of the Orchestre National de France. Pierick Houdy |
Live
by Trio B3 Classic /
Clarinet - Cello - Piano We
were able to appreciate the high chamber music level of this wonderful
group, their absolute involvement with the work they are playing,
and the continuous musical texture always at the service of the music.
You do not have the impression of hearing three instruments playing
together, but one solo instrument with three different colours.” (Fidelio) ‘La
Rioja’ , Rioja |
Mozart
The Flute Quartets by Christopher Hyde-Smith & The Cummings String
Trio |
Mysterious
Barracudas by Respectable Groove |
New
Chamber Music Discoveries by B3 Classic “B3 Classic” draws
attention to the history of the chamber music repertoire for these
three instruments as well as involving itself in the more contemporary
creation. Such fruits can be seen in this second 'Warner Music Spain'
CD - which features the world premiere recording of the grand trio
by the formerly important classical composer Adelbert Gyrowetz, and
beautiful, yet hardly known, works by Emil Hartmann (Serenade), Paul
Juon (Miniatures) and Robert Kahn (Serenade). |
Panorámicos Chamber
music for winds, string and piano: Works by Griebling-Haigh, Morgan,
Schulhoff Eclectic
in the best sense of the word. A strong sense of place pervades most of the
handsome works on ‘Panorámicos,’ which takes its title
from the piece by Margaret Griebling-Haigh that evokes panoramas of central
New Mexico. Local color is far-flung, ranging from America and Europe to
mystical Chinese terrain. But what binds these pieces is a clear sense of
harmonic language, as well, as haunting and sometimes jaunty personality. Donald
Rosenberg Gramophone May 2005 |
Sacred
and Profane by Michael Bochmann (violin) & David
Watkins (harp) When two distinguished musicians get together, the results are always
powerful and fascinating. The music performed on this CD ranges from
classical to folk song arrangements, Massenet's lovely Meditation from
Thaïs and Bach - Gounod's
Ave Maria being the former and the traditional "Summer is i-cumen in" and
Moll in the Wadd being the latter |
Sitar
Recital by Dr. Ashwin Dalvi This
audio CD-R is a live concert of Indian Classical Music by Sitar Maestro
Dr. Ashwin Dalvi. He has played Raga Yaman and Raga Mand. Raga Yaman
is the most famous Scale in Indian Music and Raga Mand is based on
folk music of Rajasthan (a province in India world widely known for
its rich culture). Dr. Ashwin has treated these Ragas with an improvisational
approach. |
Sensaciones
by Neofusión-Tango |
String
Delights by Gala Quartet Original
Romantic and Nationalistic Pieces for String Quartet, String Trio and
String Duo. Members of the GALA Quartet perfom the compositions of
David Johnstone. The members of the 'GALA' String Quartet are: Violin
I - Catalin Bucataru; Violin II - Daniel Francés; Viola - Fernando
López Garcín; Violoncello - David Johnstone. |
The
Triumph of Time - Part I - Jane
Leslie MacKenzie (soprano), Michael Bochmann (violin), David Watkins
(harp) Part 1 of 2. These two CDs contain songs and arias which embrace
all aspects of love - or even the lack of it, as in Byron’s chill
words ‘To the Moon’ (An den mond) and set for harp accompaniment
by Schumann. |
The
Triumph of Time - Part II - Jane
Leslie MacKenzie (soprano), Michael Bochmann (violin), David Watkins
(harp) Part 2 of 2. These two CDs contain songs and arias which
embrace all aspects of love - or even the lack of it, as in Byron’s
chill words ‘To the Moon’ (An den mond) and set for harp
accompaniment by Schumann. |
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