Various Artists - Lullaby Renditions of Foo Fighters - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Rockabye Baby transforms rock favorites into beautiful instrumental lullabies. Guitars and drums are traded for xylophones and bells, and the volume is turned down from an eleven to a two. Tonight, the cradle will rock. Nickelback is one of Canada's most successful musical exports, with over 50 million albums sold worldwide. Album Tracks 1. How You Remind Me 2. Rockstar 3. Photograph 4. Gotta Be Somebody 5. Figured You Out 6. Someday 7. When We Stand Together 8. Hero 9. If Today Was Your Last Day 10. Lullaby 11. This Afternoon 12. Far Away

Rockabye Baby transforms rock favorites into beautiful instrumental lullabies. Guitars and drums are traded for xylophones and bells, and the volume is turned down from an eleven to a two. Tonight, the cradle will rock. Album Tracks 1. 2112 Overture 2. Limelight 3. Fly By Night 4. The Spirit of Radio 5. Freewill 6. Tom Sawyer 7. Working Man 8. A Farewell to Kings 9. The Trees 10. Red Barchetta 11. Subdivisions 12. Closer to the Heart

SOMM Recordings is pleased to announce the first commercial of Composers at the Savile Club, pianist Alexander Karpeyev's vivid and varied recital celebrating the 150th anniversary of the venerable London club. Devised by Karpeyev and Jeremy Barlow (who will celebrate his 60th year as a Savile member in 2020 and also provides informative booklet notes) the recital includes music for solo piano by 11 leading Savile members to chart the development of British music from late romanticism to modernism - and back again. Sam Pierce and Bradley Jones perform the two celebratory trumpet fanfares, by former Savilian Malcolm Arnold - his Savile Centenary Fanfare - and current Savile member, Julian Anderson - Fanfare SC-GH composed for the sesquicentennial anniversary - that frame Karpeyev's recital. Among British luminaries featured are the composer-knights Edward Elgar (the lyrically atmospheric In Smyrna), William Walton (Façade's delightful, dancing 'Popular Song'), Malcolm Arnold (Variations on a Ukrainian Folk Song his most substantial work for solo piano) and Hubert Parry (the delicately antique Hands Across the Centuries Prelude). Other notable names include Roger Quilter, Herbert Howells, Arthur Benjamin, William Alwyn and Henry Balfour Gardiner. Two Irish dances by Dubliner Charles Villiers Stanford, the Romanian-born Francis Chagrin's Suite Roumaine and three Musical Portraits by American Virgil Thomson complete a fascinating portrait of the Savile Club's rich musical heritage. Located in London's Mayfair, the Savile Club was founded in 1868, it's motto - InchSodalitas ConviviumInch - translating as Inchgood fellowship and convivialityInch. The Savile's informality has attracted a host of distinguished names from the arts and sciences, including composers not featured on this recording Sir Arthur Bliss, William Lloyd Webber and Bernard Hermann and 17 Nobel Prize wi