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Frid's best known work is his chamber opera the Diary of Anne Frank for solo soprano and an instrumental group of nine. In stark, sinister and elegiac colors he expresses the fear, hope, anger and...

Musicians' desire to improve the agility and power of their instruments has always tended to go hand in hand with technological development: we may think of Bach and his organ and Beethoven and his...

Characteristics of Frisina?s work can be found in the lush harmonisation of the choral movement µPsalm 45?, which is undoubtedly a highlight of the recording, and acclaimed Italian soprano Barbara...

Once a pianist accompanying the likes of Bronislaw Huberman, Pablo de Sarasate and the Rose Quartet, Carl Fruhling is now little known. He wrote several orchestral and chamber works, songs and salon...

Where next after Mozart's Clarinet Quintet? Try these duos and trios by Georg Friedrich Fuchs (1752-1821) in newly recorded period-instrument performances. Born in the German city of Mainz in 1752,...

Fumagalli / Ruggeri Polibio Fumagalli: Organ Music CD1. Ripieno 2. Imitazione 3. Il Perdono 4. Aspirazione 5. Invocazione 6. Rugiada 7. Meditazione 8. Pentimento 9. Un Raggio Di Sole 10. Salve 11...

Fur Elise & Klaviermusik Fur Ki / Various Fur Elise & Klaviermusik Fur Ki / Various CD1. F??R Elise 2. 1. Von Fremden L?ñNdern Und Menschen 3. 2. Kuri??Se Geschichte 4. 3. Hasche-Mann 5. 4. Bittendes...

L'Incoronazione di Poppea is renowned not only as Monteverdi's last work but also his most affecting. Almost equally famous, however, is the historical oddity that it's sublime conclusion is almost...

Gabrieli / Tagliavini / Tamminga Music For One & Two Organs CD1. Canzon Primo Tono 2. Ricercar Del Primo Tono 3. Canzon Del Secondo Tono 4. Canzon Del Duodecimo Tono

Born in the north-Italian city of Bologna, Domenico Gabrielli (1659-1690) and his pupil Giuseppe Maria Jacchini (1667-1727) became inventor-pioneers of cello music that liberated the instrument from...

Gade / Arhus Chamber Orchestra / Larsen Novelletter For Strings CD

John Ernst Galliard (Celle, 1687 - London, 1747) was a German composer, oboist, flutist and keyboardist active in England in the first half of the 18th century. The son of Jean Galliard, a French...