Phyllis Sellick - Tribute to Phyllis Sellick - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

As a tribute to the artistry of Lorraine Hunt Lieberson (1954-2006), this retrospective gathers together many of the finest recordings of arias and duets made during her acclaimed association with harmonia mundi. InchA riveting singer known for her fearsome vocal and dramatic power, whether in opera or the cantatas of Bach.Inch (The Los Angeles Times)

Limited transparent red vinyl LP pressing. He released two fine solo albums with Teaser and Private Eyes, and would tour with his own bands playing unforgettable gigs up until his untimely death in 1976. - One rare night in Albany, New York our guitar hero once again proved that he was a natural performer and a much loved guitarist of the classic rock era. With his amazing band featuring Mark Stein, Norma Jean Bell, Jimmy Haslip and brother Johnnie Bolin, Tommy Bolin championed hard rockin' renditions of his classics InchTeaserInch InchYou Told Me That You Loved MeInch and InchPost Toastee.Inch - This limited edition vinyl The Tommy Bolin Band's InchLive 9-19-76Inch Mastered impeccably by long time Tommy Bolin re-issue producer Joe Reagoso from the official Friday Music/Tommy Bolin Archives tapes, you will clearly see how Tommy influenced generations of musicians, and will continue to be an inspiration to all of his ever growing legion of followers

This is the first recording of Richards, Fowkes opus 16. It is located in Goodson Chapel at the Duke University Divinity School. The chapel space presents a warm acoustical environment, allowing the organ to project a solid but unforced sound. The new organ is a gem among the extraordinary collection of organs at Duke. InchYuko Hayashi (1929-2018) taught me how to reach graciously into the hearts of listeners. She taught me how touch could shape a phrase, how variety in attack and could make the organ Inchspeak,Inch how to manage wind, how to make a room seem larger and more reverberant.Inch (Christa Rakich) Christa Rakich is Visiting Professor of Organ at Oberlin Conservatory in Ohio. As a Fulbright Scholar, she studied for two years with Anton Heiller in Vienna. She has served on the faculty of the New England Conservatory, Westminster Choir College, Brandeis University, and the University of Connecticut. A prize winner in numerous international organ competitions, Rakich has received particular acclaim for her interpretations of the music of J.S. Bach.