Myriam Leblanc - Amour Fou - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

This recording reissues the 1978 Davis Unlimited of legendary Texas fiddler, Vernon Solomon which also includes previously unreleased recordings of Western Swing pioneer, Sleepy Johnson. Texas Breakdown features masterful renditions of beloved contest standards like InchSally GoodinInch, a swinging blues with a full band, and hymn tunes like InchWhat a Friend We Have In JesusInch. Solomon's compositional skills also see attention on original unes InchTexas BreakdownInch and InchThe Ruby WaltzInch. This Spring Fed Records reissue of Texas Breakdown includes all 11 original cuts from the original 1978 Davis Unlimited . It also features 4 cuts by Western Swing pioneer, Clifford G. InchSleepyInch Johnson reissued here for the first time, it was only found on a rare, self-titled 45 rpm . Each track on this reissue of Texas Breakdown were remastered by Martin Fisher. The package includes the original album art and liner notes.

Amadou & Mariam - InchL'amour a la folieInch. InchL'amour a folieInch is Amadou & Mariam's final album. It was created entirely while Amadou was still with us, making this especially meaningful and deeply emotional. Amadou is gone, but the music and voices still resonate, an echo suspended beyond time and space. It is Mariam's wish, after the mourning period, to return to the stage with the new album that the couple composed and recorded together over the past seven years. CD Digipak.

After last year's acclaimed triple album Liszt Années de Pèlerinage, IBS Classical reunites with pianist Miriam Gómez-Morán for a new recording dedicated to three of Beethoven's most iconic piano sonatas Pathétique, Moonlight, and Waldstein. Recorded at the Auditorio Manuel de Falla in Granada, this album showcases Gómez-Morán's blend of scholarly insight and expressive depth. Her interpretation highlights the dramatic contrasts, structural clarity, and spiritual dimension that define Beethoven's pianistic universe. From the powerful rhetoric of the Pathétique to the atmospheric mystery of the Moonlight and the radiant virtuosity of the Waldstein, Gómez-Morán offers a reading that is both profound and compelling.