Kotlinski Balderi - Romanza Da Salotto Italiana - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Antico / Baldassari - Frottole Intabulate [COMPACT DISCS] date 07/21/2017

Tony Hadley is one of Britain's most enduring vocalists, best known as the powerhouse frontman of Spandau Ballet. With his soaring voice and polished stage presence, he helped define the sound of the 1980s New Romantic movement, delivering global hits like True, Gold, and Through the Barricades. Since leaving the band, Hadley has forged a successful solo career spanning pop, jazz, and swing, earning him both critical acclaim and a loyal international fan base. Now, Tony returns with The Mood I'm In-a bold, elegant celebration of swing and big band classics, infused with his unmistakable vocal style. The album features fresh takes on timeless standards, all delivered with the warmth, confidence, and sophistication that only Hadley can bring. At it's heart is Walk of Shame, a brand new original track that perfectly captures the cheeky charm and swagger fans have come to love. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to his music, this is Tony Hadley at his charismatic best.

An unmissable album for lovers of chamber music, InchDivertimento ItalianoInch represents a lively and different dimension of the great theatrical, cultural and musical substratum of the Italian nineteenth-century the private completion of what happened in the great theaters. The organic instrumental feel represented by a vintage piano and a harmonium delivers a variety of rare expressive possibilities and also brings to light those 'minor' composers who represent the most intimate alter ego of the great 19th century melodramatic productions. The performance is given by two fine specialists Andrea Toschi at the harmonium and Carlo Mazzoli at the historical piano. Andrea Toschi was born in Bologna, where he attended the Conservatory InchG.B. MartiniInch and earned his Diploma in Organ in 1982, having participated in many master classes with famous organists. The same year, he also graduated from the University of Bologna with a degree in Agrarian Sciences. Since 1983 he has been teaching Organ in Italian Conservatories; currently he is teaching at the InchGiuseppe NicoliniInch in Piacenza. He taught master classes in Italy and abroad, mainly with trumpet/organ duo modern repertoires. Carlo Mazzoli first studied mechanical engineering before devoting himself to music. He has been awarded in various national and international piano competitions, and performs concerts in esteemed musical institutions in Italy and abroad as a soloist, in chamber ensembles, and in piano duos. Dedicated to the study of the historical piano, he founded the InchFortepiano Ensemble di Bologna.Inch He is principal piano chair at the GB Martini Conservatory of Bologna.