Various Artists - Pneumonia Blues (Various Artists) - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Everybody had their own style, Jelly Roll Morton said of blues and jazz piano players. This collection explores the music of famous and less well-known blues pianists in the 1920s Inchclassic bluesInch era and in the 1930s, when the distinctive boogie-woogie style of piano playing began to emerge. Album Tracks 1. Big Mama 2. Dice's Blues 3. Broke Man Blues 4. Skippy Whippy 5. Fanny Lee Blues 6. Number 29 7. Pratt City Blues 8. M & O Blues #3 9. Dyin' Rider Blues 10. On the Wall 11. Lost All I Had Blues 12. The First Time I Met You 13. Jab Blues 14. Good Woman Blues

Originally released in 1959, The Country Blues features a range of styles and a collection of recordings not included in other Folkways compilations. This selection-mostly recorded between 1927 and 1931-includes such gems as a test pressing of Robert Johnson's InchPreaching BluesInch and local releases from the 1920s. Album Tracks 1. Matchbox Blues 2. Careless Love 3. Walk Right in 4. Low Down Rounder's Blues 5. Statesboro Blues 6. Stealin', Stealin' 7. You Gonna Need Somebody on Your Bond 8. Alabama Woman Blues 9. Special Agent 10. Key to the Highway 11. Fixin' to Die 12. I'm a Guitar King 13. Preachin' Blues 14. I Been Treated Wrong

Ludwig van Beethoven's artistic greatness is measured not only by his symphonies, piano sonatas, and string quartets but also in the smaller dimensions of songs, duos, and ensemble music. Beethoven also set standards, created new things, and encouraged experiments in these secondary or occasional works - and did so with an impact felt right through to the present, as the arrangements by Andreas N. Tarkmann on this album demonstrate - for example, in the dialogue form between voice or cello and piano and the sound world of winds and strings. Tarkmann has arranged the twelve variations on a theme from Judas Maccabaeus for octet and fully exploits expanded tone-color resources such as the juxtaposition of wind and string InchchoirsInch already in the theme. When Tarkmann was asked whether an arrangement can be »better« than the original, he replied InchBoth the variations and the song collection appealed very much to me as an arranger. Such an arrangement is of course a very precise occupation with the original source, and in both works I had the vision that their compositional qualities would be even more clearly audible in an instrumental version. By this I mean new audio perspectives, the clarification and elaboration of harmonic and formal structures as well as an enrichment of the tone colors.Inch Album Tracks 1. 12 Variationen Über Ein Thema Aus Händels Judas MacCabäus G-Dur Woo 45 (Bearb. FÜR Oktett Von Andreas N. Tarkmann) 2. Adelaide (Einsam Wandelt Dein Freund Im Frühlingsgarten) Op. 46 (Bearb. FÜR Tenor Und Septett Von M. Ucki) 3. An Die Ferne Geliebte Op. 98 NR. 1-6 (Liederzyklus) (Bearb. FÜR Tenor Und Oktett Von Andreas N. Tarkmann) 4. Septett FÜR Streicher Und Bläser Es-Dur Op. 20