
Tracklista: 1. And Never Let Go2. Nighthawks3. Speak Bitterness4. These Are the Bright Stars and This Is How to Find Them
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Tracklista: 1. And Never Let Go2. Nighthawks3. Speak Bitterness4. These Are the Bright Stars and This Is How to Find Them

Tracklista:1. The Last Country Song2. Old Habits Die Hard3. Jesus On the Radio (Daddy On the Phone)4. The Old Side of Town5. Greed Kills More People Than Whiskey6. You Show Me Your Heart (And I'll Show You Mine)7. The Different Feeling8. Girl You Sure Know How to Say Goodbye9. What Do You Mean When You Say Goodbye10. I Left You Some Kisses On the Door11. Soldier of Fortune12. Me and Jimmie Rodgers13. We're All in This Thing Alone14. Back When Gas Was Thirty Cents a Gallon15. The World According to Raymond16. I'll Go Somewhere and Sing My Songs Again17. Texas Never Fell in Love With Me18. The Six O'clock News19. People As Crazy As Me20. Whiskey Castles

Tracklista: 1. Summer Of '69 2. Straight From The Heart 3. It's Only Love 4. Can't Stop This Thing We Started 5. Do I Have To Say The Words? 6. This Time 7. Run To You 8. Heaven 9. Cuts Like A Knife 10. (Everything I Do) I Do It For You 11. Somebody 12. Kids Wanna Rock 13. Heat Of The Night 14. Please Forgive Me

Tracklista:1. Umm 2. Ladies Of The Lake 3. We're All In This Together 4. Ones That Got Away 5. Lipsink 6. Whose House 7. Sour 8. Ask You A Question 9. Horatio Intro) 10. Maybe 11. Too Young To Die 12. Two By Two 13. Sna

The 32 piano sonatas by Ludwig van Beethoven have been called ‘the New Testament of piano music', and belong to the most recorded repertoire of any instrument. With this disc, volume eight in his traversal of Beethoven's music for solo piano, Ronald Brautigam has reached the last of the 32, completing a sonata cycle which has made a great impression on all who have been following it. As one reviewer, in Süddeutsche Zeitung, described his reaction, ‘one almost feels like a contemporary of Beethoven's, one of the first to hear this music – immensely astonished, not to say agitated.' His colleague in The Times (UK) agreed, claiming that ‘Beethoven the revolutionary comes closer than ever in Brautigam's fiery interpretations.' Brautigam has chosen to record these seminal works on fortepiano, and throughout the series uses two different instruments mirroring the rapid development of the piano during the three decades that saw the birth of these sonatas. This has certainly added to the interest in the series, and caused the critic in Fanfare magazine to imagine ‘a stylistic paradigm shift – a Beethoven piano-sonata cycle that challenges the very notion of playing this music on modern instruments'. But first and foremost it is the purely musical qualities of Ronald Brautigam's cycle that have impressed listeners, as witness the following quote from a review in Gramophone: ‘Stunning performances that are technically breathtaking, stylistically astute, emotionally intense and musically alive in every moment.' The final chapters in Beethoven's pianistic testament are no less thrilling than those that have preceded them, and Brautigam's readings of them make for a grand finale of the sonata cycle. As an appendix to this recording, the early, unnumbered Bonn sonatas will appear on disc in the autumn of 2010, to be followed by a further eight discs of Variations, Bagatelles and other pieces for solo piano.

Tracklista:1. Your Ghost Is Not Enough2. Take Me to the Sun3. Sanguine4. If You Say It5. Violets & Roses6. This Is Real7. Goodnight8. Slowly9. Firefly

Tracklista: 1. Once 2. 1,000 People 3. Miss U 4. Christenings 5. This Killer 6. Epidemic 7. My Gift of Silence 8. Some Day 9. Where is My Love?

Tracklista: CD 1 1. Last Christmas 2. Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow! 3. Winter Wonderland 4. Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas 5. Little Saint Nick 6. White Christmas 7. All I Want For Christmas Is You 8. Christmas (Baby Please Come Home) 9. Merry Xmas Everybody 10. Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree 11. Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer 12. I Wish It Could Be Christmas Everyday 13. Frosty The Snowman 14. I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus 15. Step Into Christmas 16. Santa Claus Is Coming To Town 17. Here Comes Santa Claus 18. Deck The Halls 19. It Must Be Santa 20. Sleigh Ride 21. Ding Dong Merrily On High 22. Wonderful Christmastime 23. Jingle Bells 24. Merry Christmas Everyone 25. The Christmas Song 26. When A Child Is Born 27. Silent Night 28. Lonely This Christmas 29. Mary's Boy Child 30. Blue Christmas 31. Do They Know It's Christmas? CD 2 1. Swing The Mood 2. That Sounds Good To Me 3. That's What I Like 4. Can Can You Party 5. Soul Banana 6. Hot Summer Salsa 7. The Crazy Party Mixes 8. Let's Party 9. The JB Shuffle - The Resurrection Shuffle 10. Swing Another Mood

Tracklista: 1. I Can Feel Your Heartbeat2. I'll Meet You Halfway3. I Am a Clown4. Could It Be Forever5. Summer Days6. Day Dreamer7. Rock Me Baby8. Cherish9. I Woke Up in Love This Morning10. I Think I Love You11. How Can I Be Sure

This is Volume 4 in Jean-Efflam Bavouzet’s project to record the complete piano sonatas of Haydn. The last volume in the series (CHAN 10689) was a Critic’s Choice in Gramophone, an Instrumental Choice in the magazine BBC Music, Editor’s Choice in the magazine Classic FM, and Recording of the Month in MusicWeb International.In the words of Bavouzet himself: ‘Each volume of this ambitious, extended project will arrive over the years like a postcard, dispatched during my travels with scant respect for chronological considerations, but undertaken with the greatest passion for trying to convey as vividly as possible to twenty-first-century ears the boundless treasures of this sublime music.’He also notes: ‘We often forget how little information Haydn left us in the scores of his keyboard works: few indications of dynamics or of phrasing, and the briefest guides to tempo. This task is never anything other than absolutely fascinating, but for the performer it is also testing, and even risky. He must, even more than usual, create his own world, his own logic, left only to hope that, in the absence of tangible evidence, he will not distance himself too far from the composer’s intentions, which remain forever unknowable.’Jean-Efflam Bavouzet received a BBC Music Award in 2012 and a Gramophone Award in 2011 for his recording of works by Debussy and Ravel (with the BBC Symphony Orchestra and Yan Pascal Tortelier). His recording of Bartók’s Concertos (with Gianandrea Noseda and the BBC Philharmonic) was short-listed for a Gramophone Award, and he has won multiple awards for his recording of the complete works for solo piano by Debussy, including a BBC Music Magazine Award for Volume 3 and a Gramophone Award for Volume 4.