Tracklista:1. Never Say Die2. Johnny Blade3. Junior's Eyes4. Hard Road5. Shock Wave6. Air Dance7. Over to You8. Break Out9. Swinging the Chain
1. Nights Interlude 2. A Case Of Funk 3. Coming Down 4. Stop (Crack) 5. Biofeedback 6. Mega Donutz 7. Playtime 8. Aftermath 9. Fun 10. Back In Time 11. Dextrous 12. B.W.T.M. 13. Sal Batardes 14. E.A.S.E. 15. How Ya Doin
Tracklista:
1 Weight of the World 3:432 Violent Side 4:223 Hippie Dream 4:144 Bad News Beat 3:185 Touch the Night 4:316 People on the Street 4:337 Hard Luck Stories 4:098 I Got a Problem 3:199 Pressure 2:4610 Drifter 5:06
Tracklista: CD 1 1. Allegropulcinella Orchestra Ophelie Gailla 2. Largopulcinella Orchestra Ophelie Gailla 3. Allegropulcinella Orchestra Ophelie Gailla Sovvente Il Solepulcinella Orchestra Ophelie Gailla CD 2 1. Allegropulcinella Orchestra Ophelie Gailla 2. Largopulcinella Orchestra Ophelie Gailla 3. Allegropulcinella Orchestra Ophelie Gailla 4. Larghettopulcinella Orchestra Ophelie Gailla 5. Allegro Non Moltopulcinella Orchestra Ophelie Gailla 6. Largopulcinella Orchestra Ophelie Gailla 7. Allegro Non Moltopulcinella Orchestra Ophelie Gailla Di Verde Ulivopulcinella Orchestra Ophelie Gailla 8. Allegropulcinella Orchestra Ophelie Gailla 9. Adagiopulcinella Orchestra Ophelie Gailla 10. Allegropulcinella Orchestra Ophelie Gailla Konzert Für Violoncello, Streicher Und Basso Continuo A-Moll Rv 419
Najnowsza płyta niemieckiego zespołu Oomph! zatytułowana 'Des Wahnsinns fette Beute'. Album promuje singiel 'Zwei Schritte vor'. niemiecki zespół rockowo-heavymetalowy, założony w 1989 roku w Wolfsburgu. Są jednymi (po KMFDM i Die Krupps) z prekursorów łączenia metalu i industrialu. Polskim fanom znani z przeboju 'Augen Auf' z wydanego w naszym kraju albumu 'Wahrheit oder Pflicht'.
Tracklista:1. Excuse Generator2. Still Forms3. When Will I Die4. Specs5. Boyce6. Glass of Water7. Be Nice Alone8. Flat Rock9. Edible Door10. Home11. Cheryl12. Dancing Guy
Drugi studyjny album jednego z najbardziej obiecujących zespołów polskiego rocka!
On this recording we have a selection of works for solo harpsichord and for violin and continuo by Daniel Purcell, most of which are premiere recordings. Traditionally, Daniel Purcell has been known primarily as the younger brother of Henry Purcell (though a strong argument can be made that they were cousins), and it has been said that it was from this family connection only that he derived ‘what little reputation which as a musician he possessed’ (Sir John Hawkins). It is not true, however, that Daniel’s legacy was based entirely on the fame of Henry. Daniel lived for over twenty years after Henry’s death in 1695, adopting styles and forms that only became popular in England around 1700, including the da capo aria, the Italianate cantata and – most relevant to this recording – the solo sonata. Nearly all of Daniel Purcell’s surviving solo harpsichord music consists of arrangements, the only clear exception being the short Toccata, a brief essay in the style of the preludes from Henry Purcell’s harpsichord suites. The Suite is a simple but effective arrangement of movements from the composer’s own suite, for four-part strings, for Farquhar’s play The Inconstant. The expressive Rondeau is also likely an arrangement of a piece for four-part strings. The other three harpsichord pieces are simple arrangements of Daniel’s songs, derived from Oxford manuscripts, and reflecting Daniel’s links with the city. Daniel Purcell also wrote a great deal of music for violin (or recorder) and continuo. The Chaconne is a cut-down version of a four-part piece from his suite for Trotter’s play The Unhappy Penitent. Also on this disc are several Sonatas for violin and continuo, inspired by the works of the Moravian composer Gottfried Finger (c. 1655 – 1730), as evident in the cheerful tunefulness of these works, the avoidance of counterpoint, and a fondness for short movements connected in a ‘patchwork’ fashion. The violinist Hazel Brooks and harpsichordist David Pollock – also known as Duo Dorado – have been charming audiences with their performances since 1999. Inspired by a shared commitment to present music of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries in an accessible way, these two prize-winning musicians have performed together throughout the UK and beyond. Programmes by the duo have been praised for their varied and colourful textures; of one recording, Early Music Review wrote: ‘The performance from Hazel Brook is assured and stylish, complemented by some fine continuo accompanying as well as spirited solo playing from David Pollock.’
1. Beata2. Pod żaglami "Zawiszy"3. Hej, żeglujże żeglarzu4. Bosman (Na pokładzie od rana ciągle słychać bosmana)5. Gdzie ta k eja6. Na Mazury7. Hiszpańskie dziewczyny8. Kanaka9. Cztery piwka10. Morskie opowieści11. Stary bryg12. Pożegnanie Liverpoolu13. Szanta dorszowa14. Choć burza huczy wokół nas (Pieśń żeglarzy)15. Samantha16. Pod jodłą17. Branka18. Z pijanym żeglarzem