Emy Dragoi - Etno-Fonia: Jazz Hot Club Romania - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

G. Schuller - Chamber Works [COMPACT DISCS] date 10/26/1999

Good Lovelies are proud to reissue their holiday classic EVERGREEN just in time for the upcoming holiday season. Originally released in 2019, this fifth anniversary limited edition of 500 has been pressed on beautiful peppermint green vinyl. Caroline Brooks, Kerri Ough and Susan Passmore are a trio of songwriters, multi-instrumentalists, and gorgeous harmonizers known for their nostalgic sound during the holidays that crosses between folk-roots, old-time swing, soul and bluegrass. InchEvergreenInch includes three original songs that the band have added to the Christmas canon alongside their versions of songs like InchLittle Saint NickInch, InchChristmas (Baby Please Come Home)Inch and Inch(Everybody's Waiting For) The Man with the BagInch to really get you in the mood for the season ahead. The band's annual Christmas tour hits the road again this December, bringing classic holiday songs, timeless winter selections, and original Good Lovelies material to the stage. A Good Lovelies holiday show is a guaranteed good time for the whole family. Inch... while most festive albums are best experienced during the correct season, when it comes to the amazing talents of The Good Lovelies, the rule book can be tossed out.Inch - GREAT DARK WONDER Inch... some of the most gorgeous Christmas harmonies you'll ever hear on an album jammed full of warmth and good cheer. Featuring a mix of fun favorites, lesser-heard gems and three truly fine originals, the trio strikes the perfect blend of smiles and sentiment... Inch - BOB MERSEREAU Good Lovelies first came together in 2006 and have since recorded thirteen albums, including two Christmas collections. They have toured extensively across North America, Europe, the UK, and Australia, and have earned such accolades as a JUNO Award, a SOCAN #1 Single award, and four Canadian Folk Music Awards. Their latest album InchWe Will Never Be the Sa

Even frequent concertgoers will find it difficult to imagine what to expect under the heading InchEnglish viola music.Inch A few symphonic works by Elgar, Vaughan Williams and Britten have found an established place in the German concert repertoire; violists also know William Walton's concerto. Other composers of the British Isles, however, have remained unknown to the German public in spite of their prolific output names such as York Bowen, Benjamin Dale, or Frank Bridge. These three, featured on this , belong to a generation of musicians who centered their activities around London toward the turn of the century and ushered in a new period blending Late Romanticism with Classical Modernism. All three of them had a particular penchant for the viola's dark and melancholy timbre the viola could serve as the perfect musical correlate to the fin-de-siecle mood that had taken over the minds and hearts of so many artists, authors and intellectuals. Bowen's Sonata, Dale's Phantasy and the six pieces by Bridge all stem from the period between 1901 and 1910- a time when the first composers on the Continent were starting to eschew major/minor tonality.