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Tell Her I Love Her

by: George Flynn, Katherine Fink, Gerhard R. Koch, Julie Landsman, John Moses, Virgil Blackwell, Marc Goldberg

Release Date September 09, 2003
I really enjoyed listening to this cd. His voice is very soothing and easy to listen to. I especially enjoy listening to "Last Morning of my Life". It includes songs made famous by others such as"Back on my Feet" and "Young Girl". I have his other cd which features music from various operas. I would say you won't be sorry that you bought this cd!!!!!!

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Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival Plays Mozart

from: Koch Int'L Classics

Release Date August 07, 2007
Going back to my earliest days as a classical music collector, I have owned more versions of this piece by Mozart -- who was an acquired taste for me, unlike Bach, Beethoven and Tchaikovsky -- than anything else that Koechel fellow cataloged. I'm not sure why that is since the Gran Partita, like much of Mozart, is almost foolproof. It really takes an idiot to foul if up.

Nothing like that goes on here, of course. Alan Gilbert leads his Santa Fe chamber players in the Gran Partita, AKA Serenade No. 10 in B flat major K. 361 from 1781, a composition that is Mozart's most advanced of his divertimenti. In seven relatively brief movements -- none exceeding 8 minutes -- it expresses all the joy, longing, love and romance we come to expect ... Read More:

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George Perle: Complete Wind Quintets

from: New World Records

Release Date December 08, 1992
George Perle's music has been a too-well-kept secret. He is perhaps best known for his musicological work on Alban Berg, but he should be known for his compositions. His use of the 12-tone system is free and non-dogmatic. Harmonies and counterpoint make sense in an indisputable and deeply expressive way. And overall, the music is suffused with high spirits and goodwill. I can't think of wind quintets which better show the form's possibilities.

The performances themselves are marvelous. The music requires players who are nimble, and the Dorian Quintet rises to this challenge with apparent ease.

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The Chamber: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack

from: Varese Sarabande

Release Date October 22, 1996
Yes, this is a case where the music is much better than the film. There is an interesting combination of moody country inflection from David Torn's guitar with heavy dark orchestral movement.

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Festival

from: Stereophile

Release Date January 01, 1995
Yes, this is a case where the music is much better than the film. There is an interesting combination of moody country inflection from David Torn's guitar with heavy dark orchestral movement.

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Serenade-Live At The Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival

from: Stereophile

Release Date January 01, 1996
Yes, this is a case where the music is much better than the film. There is an interesting combination of moody country inflection from David Torn's guitar with heavy dark orchestral movement.

CD-Charts Position 7
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Dragons in the Sky

from: Summit(Classical)

Release Date February 08, 1995
Yes, this is a case where the music is much better than the film. There is an interesting combination of moody country inflection from David Torn's guitar with heavy dark orchestral movement.

CD-Charts Position 8
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Serenade-Live At The Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival

from: Stereophile

Release Date March 18, 1997
Yes, this is a case where the music is much better than the film. There is an interesting combination of moody country inflection from David Torn's guitar with heavy dark orchestral movement.