CD-Charts Position 21

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Rainbow Sign [CASSETTE]

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by: Various Artists

Release Date October 28, 1994

CD-Charts Position 22

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Beethoven: Unknown Works

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from: Berlin Classics

Release Date December 22, 2003

CD-Charts Position 23

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Beethoven Edition, Vol.17 - Folksong Arrangements

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from: Complete Beethoven Edition

Release Date October 13, 1997

CD-Charts Position 24
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Complete Beethoven Edition

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from: Deutsche Grammophon

Release Date November 01, 1997
Some people consider Beethoven to have been the greatest composer ever. I prefer Mozart, but Beethoven gave him a run for his money. At his best, Beethoven is unbeatable; at his worst he's an acquired taste. This, being the complete set of his works, contains all of his best, worst, and everything in between.

Everyone is familiar with Beethoven's symphonies, a few of his sonatas, and maybe an overture or two, but who has heard his versions of British folk songs? Would you be surprised to be thumbing through a catalogue of Beethoven music and be presented with "Norah of Balamagairy", "The Lovely Lass of Inverness", and "Paddy O'Rafferty"?

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CD-Charts Position 25
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Merryteria

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by: George Gruntz Concert Jazz Band

Release Date February 15, 2000
Some people consider Beethoven to have been the greatest composer ever. I prefer Mozart, but Beethoven gave him a run for his money. At his best, Beethoven is unbeatable; at his worst he's an acquired taste. This, being the complete set of his works, contains all of his best, worst, and everything in between.

Everyone is familiar with Beethoven's symphonies, a few of his sonatas, and maybe an overture or two, but who has heard his versions of British folk songs? Would you be surprised to be thumbing through a catalogue of Beethoven music and be presented with "Norah of Balamagairy", "The Lovely Lass of Inverness", and "Paddy O'Rafferty"?

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CD-Charts Position 26
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Merryteria

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by: George Gruntz

Release Date November 22, 1999
Some people consider Beethoven to have been the greatest composer ever. I prefer Mozart, but Beethoven gave him a run for his money. At his best, Beethoven is unbeatable; at his worst he's an acquired taste. This, being the complete set of his works, contains all of his best, worst, and everything in between.

Everyone is familiar with Beethoven's symphonies, a few of his sonatas, and maybe an overture or two, but who has heard his versions of British folk songs? Would you be surprised to be thumbing through a catalogue of Beethoven music and be presented with "Norah of Balamagairy", "The Lovely Lass of Inverness", and "Paddy O'Rafferty"?

If you like Beethoven then this is a must-buy. If your only experience is what you've ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 27
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John Corigliano: Oboe Concerto/3 Irish Folk Song Settings/Poem In October

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from: RCA

Release Date July 01, 1991
Some people consider Beethoven to have been the greatest composer ever. I prefer Mozart, but Beethoven gave him a run for his money. At his best, Beethoven is unbeatable; at his worst he's an acquired taste. This, being the complete set of his works, contains all of his best, worst, and everything in between.

Everyone is familiar with Beethoven's symphonies, a few of his sonatas, and maybe an overture or two, but who has heard his versions of British folk songs? Would you be surprised to be thumbing through a catalogue of Beethoven music and be presented with "Norah of Balamagairy", "The Lovely Lass of Inverness", and "Paddy O'Rafferty"?

If you like Beethoven then this is a must-buy. If your only experience is what you've ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 28
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Vivaldi: Sacred Music

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from: Philips

Release Date August 10, 1998
Some people consider Beethoven to have been the greatest composer ever. I prefer Mozart, but Beethoven gave him a run for his money. At his best, Beethoven is unbeatable; at his worst he's an acquired taste. This, being the complete set of his works, contains all of his best, worst, and everything in between.

Everyone is familiar with Beethoven's symphonies, a few of his sonatas, and maybe an overture or two, but who has heard his versions of British folk songs? Would you be surprised to be thumbing through a catalogue of Beethoven music and be presented with "Norah of Balamagairy", "The Lovely Lass of Inverness", and "Paddy O'Rafferty"?

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CD-Charts Position 29
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Vivaldi: The Great Choral Masterpieces

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by: Various Artists

Release Date March 16, 1998
This is a very complete collection of Vivaldi's choral works, describing just why he is now regarded as just as competent with choral works as with his more commonly-known chamber pieces. Unfortunately, this CD suffers from not having a big, heavyweight work on it, which means that listening to it is mainly restricted to 'wallpaper' music. It's very 'bitty', with each track only lasting a couple of minutes, and after a while you find yourself wondering whether you've heard this bit before, as Vivaldi was an expert at 'recycling' melodies. For all that, it is great for working to, or adding to an atmosphere, and essential as a reference.

CD-Charts Position 30
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Magick Rock Vol.1

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by: Various Artists

Release Date October 04, 1999
This is a very complete collection of Vivaldi's choral works, describing just why he is now regarded as just as competent with choral works as with his more commonly-known chamber pieces. Unfortunately, this CD suffers from not having a big, heavyweight work on it, which means that listening to it is mainly restricted to 'wallpaper' music. It's very 'bitty', with each track only lasting a couple of minutes, and after a while you find yourself wondering whether you've heard this bit before, as Vivaldi was an expert at 'recycling' melodies. For all that, it is great for working to, or adding to an atmosphere, and essential as a reference.