Tracklista: CD 1 1. My Foolish Heart 2. Tribute To Kenton 3. The Tall Guy 4. Stone Canyon 5. Kenton In Portrait 6. Artistry In Rhythm 7. With The Old Man In Mind 8. Stan Kenton Medley CD 2 1. I Remember Stan 2. Appearing In Cleveland 3. Artistry In Trombones 4. Tribute To Stan Kenton 5. In Memoriam Stan Kenton 6. Bus To Nowhere
Tracklista: CD 1. Corduroy 2. Sucker 3. Blue Eyes 4. Always The Quiet One 5. Apres Ski 6. Go Out And Get 'Em, Boy! 7. Don't Talk, Just Kiss 8. Loveslave 9. A Million Miles 10. Suck 11. I'm From Further North Than You 12. Come Play With Me 13. It's Not You, It's Me 14. Crushed 15. 2, 3, Go 16. Click Click 17. Ringway To Seatac 18. Brassneck 19. Nobody's Twisting Your Arm 20. Kennedy 21. Heather DVD 1. Corduroy 2. Sucker 3. Blue Eyes 4. Always The Quiet One 5. Apres Ski 6. Go Out And Get 'Em, Boy! 7. Don't Talk, Just Kiss 8. Loveslave 9. A Million Miles 10. Suck 11. I'm From Further North Than You 12. Come Play With Me 13. It's Not You, It's Me 14. Crushed 15. 2, 3, Go 16. Click Click 17. Ringway To Seatac 18. Brassneck 19. Nobody's Twisting Your Arm 20. Kennedy 21. Heather
Tracklista:1. Bon Voyage2. Gods & Kings3. Afraid of Living4. So in Love With Your Own Drug5. How Far Will You Go?6. Death in the Afternoon7. Make No Bones8. Black Mirror9. Suicide By Tiger10. When Gods Collide11. Dining With the Devil
Tracklista:1. Pusher Theme2. Pay Me the Money3. Driving and Clubbing4. Turkish Tension5. Bridge Deal6. Cutting and Doing7. Chase8. Cell9. Frank Mirror10. Haken Bar11. Serious Pet Shop12. Vvip13. Heroin Bath14. Pet Shop Suicide16. Kiss15. Frank Car Freak17. Coffee Kneecaps18. Cab to Danaka's19. Safe Kitchen20. Party Freak21. Post Nipple22. Go With the Flo23. Guns and Party26. Beat and the Pulse (Still Going Remix)24. Higher25. The Music (Instrumental)
4-płytowe wydawnictwo Reel To Reel przedstawia nagrania z singli i EP's z lat 1949-1962 wybitnego amerykańskiego piosenkarza Jima Reevesa. Cały materiał zawiera aż 100 utworów i został zremasterowany (Digitally Remastered). Opakowano w gustowny, elegancki, rozkładany digipack. Tracklista: CD 1 1. My heart's like a welcome mat 2. Teardrops of regret 3. Chicken hearted 4. I've never been so blue 5. Wagon load of love 6. What were you doing last night 7. Mexican joe 8. I could cry 9. Butterfly love 10. Let me love you just a little 11. El rancho del rio 12. It's hard to love just one 13. Bimbo 14. Gypsy heart 15. I love you (with ginny wright) 16. Then i'll stop loving you 17. Echo bonita 18. Beatin' on the ding dong 19. My ramblin' heart 20. The padre of old san antone 21. Mother went a-walkin' 22. Penny candy 23. I'll follow you 24. Where does a broken heart go? 25. The wilder your heart beats 26. Drinking tequila CD 2 1. Red eyed and rowdy 2. Tahiti 3. Give me one more kiss 4. Are you the one (with alvadean cocker) 5. How many (with alvadean cocker) 6. Yonder comes a sucker 7. I'm hurtin' inside 8. I've lived a lot in my time 9. Jimbo jenkins 10. Let me remember 11. Hillbilly waltz 12. If you were mine 13. That's a sad affair 14. My lips are sealed 15. Pickin' a chicken 16. According to my heart 17. The mother of a honky tonk girl (with carol johnson) 18. Am i losing you 19. Waiting for a train 20. Four walls 21. I know (and you know) 22. Young hearts 23. Two shadows on your window 24. Anna marie 25. Everywhere you go CD 3 1. I love you more 2. Overnight 3. Blue boy 4. Theme of love 5. Billy bayou 6. I'd like to be 7. Home 8. If heartache is the fashion 9. Partners 10. I'm beginning to forget you 11. He'll have to go 12. In a mansion stands my love 13. I know one 14. I'm getting better 15. Am i losing you 16. I missed me 17. The blizzard 18. Danny boy 19. Stand at your window 20. What would you do 21. (how can i write on paper) what i feel in my heart 22. Losing your love 23. Adios, amigo 24. A letter to my heart 25. I'm gonna change everything CD 4 1. Pride goes before a fall 2. Roly-poly 3. Have i told you lately that i love you 4. Beyond the shadow of a doubt 5. Highway to nowhere 6. Oklahoma hills 7. Love me a little bit more 8. Tweedle o'twill 9. Each time you leave 10. Breeze (blow my baby back to me) 11. Waltzing on top of the world 12. Ichabod crane 13. Your old love letters 14. The gods were angry with me 15. Look behind you 16. Marie 17. Maria elena 18. Sweet sue, just you 19. Goodnight irene 20. Wishful thinking 21. Honey won't you please come home 22. After awhile 23. It's nothin' to me 24. The streets of laredo
Piano Trio No. 1 Although Anton Arensky studied for a time under Rimsky-Korsakov at the St Petersburg Conservatory, his musical affiliation seems closer to Tchaikovsky, and it was to the Moscow Conservatory – where Tchaikovsky’s eclectic approach to music to some extent balanced the nationalistic school of ‘The Mighty Handful’, including RimskyKorsakov – that Arensky went as a teacher of theory and composition after having gained the Gold Medal in St Petersburg. His own most important student was Rachmaninov.Arensky wrote three operas, two symphonies, a piano concerto, incidental music to a production of Shakespeare’s The Tempest and a number of choral and chamber works, including two trios for piano, violin and cello. The first of these, in D minor, was published in 1894, the year in which Balakirev, founder of the ‘Mighty Handful’, suggested Arensky as his successor as Director of Music at the St Petersburg Imperial Chapel. The trio was inspired by Karl Davïdov who had died five years earlier. Davïdov, a cello virtuoso, founded the Russian school of cello playing, and the trio bears posthumous testimony to his work at the St Petersburg Conservatory which he joined in 1863 and where he served as Director from 1876 until 1886.The first movement is built around three themes, the first dramatic, the second lyrical and the third impetuous. It is followed by a playful Scherzo which provides a natural continuance to the thoughtful coda of the previous movement and contains an example of what became known as the ‘Arensky Waltz’. The movement is a scherzo more in character than in form, and the waltz appears as the central trio, offering full-blooded contrast to the lighter mood of the main sections, themselves tinged with Mendelssohnian delicacy, spiced with pizzicato passages.The Elegia also has a central section, its texture a light contrast to the preceding conversation between the violin and muted cello. The piano, which provides a dark-hued dotted backing to the dialogue of the strings, relaxes in the central section where it takes pride of place. The Finale is a dramatic rondo with two ideas, the first strong and vigorous, the second gentler and given to the two string instruments. In an Andante episode the central part of the Elegia is recalled, and the first theme of the first movement returns at the end to bring a sense of unity to the work. © Denby RichardsPiano Trio No. 2 While the Piano Trio No. 1 in D minor is perhaps Arensky’s best-known chamber work, the Piano Trio No. 2 in F minor remains virtually unknown. Composed in 1905, a year before the composer’s death, the second trio is less abrupt and more expansive than the first, almost symphonic in its dimensions.The first movement is in straightforward sonata form with two contrasting themes. The piano opens alone, the unison strings later joining in with a countermelody. The roles are then reversed, the strings playing the theme while the piano soon after takes up the countermelody. The second theme, which follows, is much more lyrical than the first, with the piano accompanying the strings. The short coda is loud and fast, strikingly different from the rest of the movement.After a brief introduction, the secondmovement Romance begins with a piano solo in the style of a nocturne by Chopin. The melody is taken over by the strings, and the piano and strings work together throughout the movement to weave a beautiful melodic tapestry.In the virtuosic third-movement Scherzo the strings play with spiccato (bouncing bow) and pizzicato effects. There are rippling arpeggios in the piano, and at times it almost sounds as if these are played pizzicato, too. The elegant contrasting trio opens with a slower, lyrical solo for the cello, the violin and cello later playing in unison; the piano has an accompanying role throughout.The finale is a Tema con variazioni. The block-chordal theme, with interesting harmonic twists, is introduced by the piano alone. The first variation is a flowing, songlike melody in the strings, accompanied by arpeggios in the piano. In the second variation the piano takes centre stage with a lively display, accompanied by pizzicato strings. The third variation is waltz-like, with a fluttering accompaniment. Virtuoso runs are featured in the lively, agitated fourth variation. The fifth is an ornamented waltz played rubato, first by solo piano, then by cello with piano accompaniment, and at last by violin and piano. The sixth and final variation, played bravura, is characterised by wide-ranging melodies. The return of the first movement’s opening theme leads to a quiet ending. © Borodin TrioThe Borodin Trio was formed after its members emigrated from the Soviet Union in 1976, since when they have played in all the major cities of Europe and America, as well as making a tour of Australia. Rostislav Dubinsky founded the legendary Borodin Quartet and served as its first violinist for thirty years. His wife, Luba Edlina, is best known for her brilliant performances and recordings as a pianist with the Borodin Quartet. The cellist Yuli Turovsky gave many acclaimed performances as soloist with the Moscow Chamber Orchestra before emigrating to Montreal. He is the founding Music Director and conductor of I Musici de Montréal.
Born in 1897 to an affluent Jewish family in Łódz´, Alexandre Tansman left Poland for Paris at the age of twenty, after winning three prizes at the first competition for composers organised in the newly independent country. A protégé of Ravel – cosmopolitan, erudite and charming – he soon became an important guest at Parisian artistic salons: We would get together, make music, and meet people from around the world. […] There was no division between generations. I was very close friends with people much older than me, such as Ravel, Roussel, Schmitt, later Stravinsky, as well as those of my generation, such as Les Six, and even younger composers. Festival of Venice. His rise to fame was meteoric. Commissions by – and European performances with – Koussevitzky (two piano concertos, of 1925 and 1927) were followed by a concert tour of the U.S. in 1927– 28. Tansman was the soloist in the Second Piano Concerto, dedicated to Charlie Chaplin who was present during the performance given by the Boston Symphony Orchestra. A tour of the world followed in 1932 –33, Tansman visiting India, Japan, China, the Philippines, Java and Bali. He played for Gandhi and the Emperor of Japan. His music appeared in the repertoire of the most famous performers of his time, including the conductors Leopold Stokowski, Eugene Ormandy and Walter Damrosch, the pianist Artur Rubinstein, violinist Jascha Heifetz, cellist Pablo Casals, and guitarist Andrés Segovia. With exceptional conductors as champions of his music, Tansman quickly reached international prominence. In fact, when Karol Szymanowski and George Gershwin came to Paris, it was Tansman who introduced them to his friends and who arranged for concerts and reviews of their compositions Introduced to leading contemporary conductors, Tansman focused his compositional activities of the 1920s and 1930s on symphonic music, which was featured in concert series by Vladimir Golschmann and Serge Koussevitzky, as well as in other avant-garde music contexts, such as events of the Société musicale indépendante in Paris and the
Tracklista: CD 1 1. Fingers & Thumbs 2. The Happy Man 3. Boys Prefer 4. Me And Mrs. Jones 5. Scallwag Jaz 6. Shoelaces (Mrs. Jones Part 2) 7. Strength 8. Sleep With Me 9. Spirit 10. Injury 11. Envy 12. A Difference 13. Cry Baby 14. Mrs. Jones Meets Godzilla 15. Have You Met Miss Jones? 16. Logic 17. Sympathy 18. Skin 19. Bulgaria 20. Sons Of CD 2 1. The Happy Man (7" DJ Version) 2. The Happy Man (New Version) 3. Boys Prefer (Single Version) 4. Sleep With Me 5. Red 6. The More That You Expect 7. Scared 8. I Believe 9. Fingers & Thumbs 10. The Happy Man 11. Envy 12. Me & Mrs. Jones 13. Shoelaces (Mrs. Jones Part 2) 14. Have You Met Miss Jones? 15. Injury 16. Sons Of
Tracks:1. Sing, Sing, Sing, Jitterbug 2. The Stranger Jitterbug 3. Bad Boy (Jive) 4. Ballroom Jive 5. Neutron Dance (Jive) 6. Stuck with You (Jive) 7. Someday You'll Be Old (Jive) 8. Boogie-Woogie Jive 9. Hello! Dolly Jitterbug 10. When You're Smiling Jitterbug 11. South of the Border Jitterbug
1. JAILBREAK 2. EMERALD 3. SOUTHBOUND 4. ROSALIE/COWGIRL SONG 5. DANCING IN THE MOONLIGHT (IT'S CAUGHT ME IN ITS 6. MASSACRE 7. STILL IN LOVE WITH YOU 8. JOHNNY THE FOX MEETS JIMMY THE WEED 9. COWBOY SONG 10. THE BOYS ARE BACK IN TOWN 11. DON'T