Florilegium - Syms Nos. 6 7 & 8 : Le Matin Le Midi & Le Soir - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Lylas... 'Makes a Friend,' is a document of old and new. This mini-album marks the first, official of these Nashville locals who have been writing and playing since 2000. Fronted by songwriter, Kyle Hamlett, the group began in a quiet, little corner of Murfreesboro, TN. Being the college town that it is, numerous music acts get their start in this small scene. However, Lylas spent most of it's time shying away from the live show, and concentrating on recordings which are showcased on this . '... Makes a Friend' is a dichotomy of early and new material. The first half of the album consists of tracks recorded as early as 2001 while the last half suggests where Hamlett's songwriting is headed. The essence of Lylas is, on the whole, rooted in a more traditional method of songwriting. There are traces of numerous influences, including folk, pop, bluegrass, and even rock but, Lylas manages to channel these ideas into a cohesive sound, guided by Hamlett's delicate vocals. '... Makes a Friend' is the perfect album to play on a warm, sunny, Sunday morning, as well as a cold, rainy afternoon. The songs are easy going and sparse while remaining contemplative and sincere. Check out this first by one of Nashville's new and promising songwriters.

?Internationally acclaimed flutist Ashley Solomon and period ensemble Florilegium present InchSpohr Collection, Vol. 2Inch. Ashley Solomon InchThe opportunity of playing original flutes from the 18th century is a rare occurrence. Whenever the chance presents itself, it must be seized immediately!Inch. On Solomon's remarkable Spohr Collection, Vol. 1 (CCS43020), he set himself a challenge to record on 9 original flutes, mostly domestic chamber music, together with his colleagues from Florilegium. This new , Spohr Collection, Vol. 2, features six flute concertos from the 18th century on six unique flutes; some made of ivory, various woods (boxwood and ebony), and one of porcelain and gold. Each instrument is matched with repertoire from the same period it was initially made and played in. This offers a unique insight into the world of the flute virtuoso in the 18th century. These concertos by Vivaldi, C.P.E. Bach, Quantz, Leclair, Blavet and Woodcock invite the listener to experience and enjoy the rich sound world that each of these original flutes conveys.

Florilegium - Music for the Kings Pleasure [COMPACT DISCS] date 06/20/1995