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Worlds Freshest have had fans clamoring for this one for quite some time. The Oakland Vet Emcee x Bay Top Notch Producer/DJ have come together for the 4th installment of their highly successful InchReal World' series! They deliver a double disc set featuring 28 tracks, including collaborations with E-40, Droop-E, Stevie Joe, Joe Blow, Lil Blood, Young Gully, Yukmouth, June, Retro, and many more! Don't hesitate on snatchin' InchReal World 4Inch Album Tracks 1. Welcome to the Real World 2. Smoking with My Bad B#TCH Ft Ronald Mack 3. I Got What You Looking for 4. Swimming Pool 5. Where Were You 6. You Belong to Me 7. Give It All Ya Got Ft E-40 & Droop E 8. Never Be Realer Then Me Ft Vellquan 9. Dope Boys 10. Midnight Hype Music (Interlude) 11. Doper Ft Joe Blow & Stevie Joe 12. Lil N#Ggaz 13. Grinding Ft Lil June 14. Tell Me 1. Numbers 2. All Night 3. Come Out at Night Ft Lil Blood 4. The Finer Things in Life Ft Yukmouth 5. Homies 6. Let Your Guard Down 7. I Know What It's Like Ft Young Gully 8. Back in the Day Ft Saxxy Soul (Saxaphone) 9. True Story 10. Innocent Ft June 11. Lunch Ft Retro 12. Show Me What You Got 13. Mob 14. Plush Ft the Worlds Freshest

World premiere recordings are brought together on this new GENUIN album featuring works by the composer Christian Ridil Renowned musicians from the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra, among others, play in formations ranging from brass quintet to flute and percussion to the exquisite combination of (chromatic) harmonica and harpsichord. The works of the Goethe University Frankfurt's former university music director are characterized by stylistic diversity, wit, charm, and virtuosity and yet bear Ridil's clear signature. Absolutely worth discovering! Album Tracks 1. Meeting - Four Humoresques for Brass Quintet-With a Kind of Crypticness 2. Meeting - Four Humoresques for Brass Quintet-Like a Bavarian InchZwiefacherInch 3. Meeting - Four Humoresques for Brass Quintet-Slow 4. Meeting - Four Humoresques for Brass Quintet-(Final Rag) Not Too Fast 5. Märchenbilder for Flute and Percussion-O. B 6. Märchenbilder for Flute and Percussion-Viertel = 100 7. Märchenbilder for Flute and Percussion-Intermezzo 8. Märchenbilder for Flute and Percussion-Viertel = 60 9. Märchenbilder for Flute and Percussion-Viertel = 116 10. Variations on a Hungarian Dance for Clarinet, Bassoon and Piano-Introduktion - Lento 11. Variations on a Hungarian Dance for Clarinet, Bassoon and Piano-Thema - Allegro Robusto 12. Variations on a Hungarian Dance for Clarinet, Bassoon and Piano-Var. I. L'sso Tempo 13. Variations on a Hungarian Dance for Clarinet, Bassoon and Piano-Var. II. InchSaragigaInch - Solenne 14. Variations on a Hungarian Dance for Clarinet, Bassoon and Piano-Var. III. Allegro 15. Variations on a Hungarian Dance for Clarinet, Bassoon and Piano-Var. IV. Tempo Di Valzer 16. Variations on a Hungarian Dance for Clarinet, Bassoon and Piano-Var. V. InchGigabandaInch - Un Poco Giocoso 17. Variations on a Hungarian Dance for Clarinet, Bassoon and Piano-Var. VI. F

Grazyna BACEWICZ was born on 5 February 1909 in Lódz. In 1919, she joined the Helena Kijenska-Dobkiewiczowa Music Conservatory in Lódz, where she took violin and piano lessons. After her family had moved to Warsaw, she continued her education at the local conservatory under the supervision of Kazimierz Sikorski (composition), Józef Jarzebski (violin), and Józef Turczynski (piano). In 1932 - thanks to a scholarship funded by Ignacy Jan Paderewski - she began a two-year study at the École Normale de Musique in Paris under Nadia Boulanger. In 1934, she returned to the French capital, this time to complete her education with respected violinist Carl Flesch. A year later, she was awarded the first honorable mention in the 1st International Henryk Wieniawski Violin Competition. Since then, for 18 years, she had also been active as a concert violinist. In 1953, Bacewicz abandoned stage activities, focusing almost exclusively on composing and teaching. In 1966, she took the composition class at the Higher State School of Music in Warsaw. The artist died on 17 January 1969. The present is a showcase of her music for string orchestra.