Spohr/ Moscow Concertino Quartet - Spohr: Quartets Nos 19 & 22Spohr was a prolific quartet composer, his body of work forming an important collection. His Quartet No 19 is the fourth of his Quatuors brilliants, chamber concertos designed to allow the first violinist, Spohr himself, to flaunt his virtuoso credentials.

By alternating the sacred hymns of the Yerevan Holy Cross Choir with orchestral pieces from the traditional repertoire

and is composed by Glasper who the New York Times proclaims is "probably the most prominent jazz musician of his generation"

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and much to Lennie's delight

given on the occasion of Grøndahl's belated UK debut in September 1951

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sets the seal on a recording of rare merit

in the summer of the following year the score of Wagner's Siegfried pro-vided inspiration for fresh and innovative harmonic ideas

The Unseen Realm casts a light on the strange and enigmatic plane of the supernatural that lies within the pages of Scripture

releases a new studio album entitled "Nocní obraz" (Night Image) in September 2021

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