Telemann/ Tomadin/ Gusberti - Die Kleine KammermusikTelemann published the Kleine Kammermusik in 1716 in Frankfurt: his second published collection, intended for performance equally with violin or flute. His preface indicates that these pieces share a light and cantabile style particularly tailored to amateur performers on their respective instruments, with relatively narrow intervals in the solo part. Nonetheless, their unfailingly stylish melodies invite performance by professionals such as this trio

38 Trio from the Septet Op

Freeman wrote all of these pieces by ear

(kariti) - ('mourn the dead' in church Slavonic

The Alien Coast is the first album St

to dare to go as far as the uncontrolled surge of frenzy or the break in tempo

a selection from the Transcendental Studies

Jack Laskey

The spaciousness of the arrangements allowed for piano and pump organ and Mike's upright bass

It's a wild romp imagining the backwards scroll of a video tape complete with glitches

Chuck Jones

beauty and instrumental warmth

Saint-Saëns included in his first cello concerto several allusions to the French baroque tradition