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Great Pianists of the 20th Century - András Schiff

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from: Great Pianists of the 20th Century

Release Date June 01, 1999

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Morning Lift: Classics to Start the Day

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from: Radiance

Release Date January 11, 2005

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Perpetual Motion

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from: Sony Classical

Release Date November 05, 2001
Nice to see that Bela has expanded his classical repertoire from the single piece that he used to play on stage (and on his DVD).
Having been a fan of his for many years and having been fortunate enough to catch him "Live" at The Mean Fiddler" in Harlesden a few years ago, I am delighted to see him go from strength to strength.
He has also moved The Banjo from what was perceived by many to be an instrument of derision to a thing of considerable beauty!

Let's face it, Bela could play anything, if he set his mind to it.His ability and talent seem boundless.

I look forward with anticipation to see where he decides to go from here.

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Legendary Performers: Landowska

Search: Two Part Invention No.6
by: Wanda Landowska

Release Date March 24, 1992
RCA have reissued all the Bach recordings made by Landowska in the USA, except for her complete recording of Bach's 48, on this splendid 2 CD set. Most of the items on the first CD were recorded in New York in 1945-6 and include her second (and much better) recording of the Goldberg Variations. All these items receive majestic treatment; indeed, the Prelude, Fugue and Allegro, originally for lute, is overpowering in its grandeur. The items on the second CD were recorded later, in her Connecticut home, and include an unfinished recording of the Three-Part Inventions on which she was working at the time of her death at the age of 80. The fingers may not have been quite as responsive at this time, but this is still playing like no other. If you ... Read More:

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Perpetual Motion

Search: Two Part Invention No.6
by: Béla Fleck

Release Date October 02, 2001
Nice to see that Bela has expanded his classical repertoire from the single piece that he used to play on stage (and on his DVD).
Having been a fan of his for many years and having been fortunate enough to catch him "Live" at The Mean Fiddler" in Harlesden a few years ago, I am delighted to see him go from strength to strength.
He has also moved The Banjo from what was perceived by many to be an instrument of derision to a thing of considerable beauty!

Let's face it, Bela could play anything, if he set his mind to it.His ability and talent seem boundless.

I look forward with anticipation to see where he decides to go from here.

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Kennedy and Harrell: Duos for Violin and Cello

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from: EMI Classics

Release Date March 27, 2000
This is a brilliant record of cello and violin duos. Messrs Kennedy and Harrell play together as a real partnership, seemingly as skilled at telepathy as they are at playing their instruments. Mr Kennedy gets far more than his share of bad press, ranging from the petty to the downright derogatory. Since most of this seems to concern his character and "look", who cares? It's a cd: it's not as if he's playing a concert in your living room and "annoying" you personally. Give him a break: he plays beautifully, and his repertoire is inspired. The four pieces here are full of zest and energy, and fill the listener with the same.

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J.S. Bach: Inventions; Sinfonias; Little Preludes

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from: Lyrichord

Release Date October 24, 2000
This is a brilliant record of cello and violin duos. Messrs Kennedy and Harrell play together as a real partnership, seemingly as skilled at telepathy as they are at playing their instruments. Mr Kennedy gets far more than his share of bad press, ranging from the petty to the downright derogatory. Since most of this seems to concern his character and "look", who cares? It's a cd: it's not as if he's playing a concert in your living room and "annoying" you personally. Give him a break: he plays beautifully, and his repertoire is inspired. The four pieces here are full of zest and energy, and fill the listener with the same.

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Music for a Glass Bead Game

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from: John Marks Records

Release Date October 07, 1997
This is a brilliant record of cello and violin duos. Messrs Kennedy and Harrell play together as a real partnership, seemingly as skilled at telepathy as they are at playing their instruments. Mr Kennedy gets far more than his share of bad press, ranging from the petty to the downright derogatory. Since most of this seems to concern his character and "look", who cares? It's a cd: it's not as if he's playing a concert in your living room and "annoying" you personally. Give him a break: he plays beautifully, and his repertoire is inspired. The four pieces here are full of zest and energy, and fill the listener with the same.