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Night Music 1-5 Review

Night Music 1-5
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Night Music 1-5 ReviewIf you are looking for music that can soothe the soul, buy this collection. Each cd has a collection of excerpts from classical artists which are peaceful in style. Works from big-time composers such as Beethoven and Bach are included, but many outstanding pieces are drawn from lesser known artists such as Godard and Paganini. I use these cds as background music at work, where the wide swings in volume found in most of classical music would be inappropriate. As always with Naxos, the recordings are of excellent quality.Night Music 1-5 Overview

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Masters of the Bow Review

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Masters of the Bow ReviewI love the violin and this collection is one of my favorites. A great choice for someone like me who doesn't know enough about music and never knows what to buy. It has introduced me to some artists and pieces that I knew nothing about and will help me know what to look for in violin music in the future. This is my favorite but I would also recommend The Cello and Voice CDs in the "Masters of" series. I can't wait for more in this series.Masters of the Bow Overview

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Flute & Harp Review

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Flute & Harp Review"Introduction and variations for flute and harp", by Rossini is a brief marvel in this incomparable crown for Rampal and Laskine. What it lack in length, it more than compensates by demonstrating how flawless a complex duet can be. Throughout the album, Rampal and Lakine perform at their peak, yet never grandstand. Their duet quality is seamless, regardless of the composer or complexity of the piece. When listening to this again for reviewing, I was awestruck, by the balanced mixing. No one instrument is given precedence, resulting in a most realistic album experience. I could only rate this a mere 5 Stars, but you will see a Nebula when reaching the jewel which ends this crown. Finishing with seventeen minutes of Debussy's "Sonata for flute, harp and viola", positively mesmerises. The performances are truly flawless in every piece, moreover, this recording is the difference between "performing" and the creatiion of art through sound.Flute & Harp Overview

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Bach and Noodles Review

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Bach and Noodles ReviewThe problem I've had with a number of Harvey Pittel's recordings is that they include so many genres that they come off a little unfocused. For example, this disc contains one of the most musical versions of Milhaud's Scaramouche I ever heard. I mean, the guy really is a giant of the classical saxophone and IMO a better musician than some of the other folks who dominate the academic circles. But did the world really need an amalgamation of Bach and Johnny Mercer? The New Classics Suite strikes me as something that a much lesser player could have thrown together. Pittel should trust the public who is buying these European all-classical saxophone albums and concentrate on what he can really offer to the classical music world.Bach and Noodles Overview

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Music for Violin, Guitar and Piano - Leonid Kogan Review

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Music for Violin, Guitar and Piano - Leonid Kogan ReviewThe correct title of this 1998 album is MUSIC FOR VIOLIN, GUITAR AND PIANO (UPC:5032636100200). Leonid Kogan is joined on various tracks by his wife violinist Elizaveta Gilels, guitarist Alexander Ivanov-Kramskoy, and pianist Andrei Mytnik. We have asked Amazon to update the title.
We obtained our copy in an effort to increase our Kogan library, and it is part of a large series released in 1998 on the Russian Revelation label. What we do NOT know is the source of the recordings because - in 2001 - it was broadly announced that Pipeline Music had acquired exclusive rights to more than 400,000 original audio and video recordings from the archives of the Russian State Television and Radio Company. The recordings dated back to the 1930s. Pipeline turned over the remastering job to Neural Audio (the XM Radio people) and it was released in 2002 on the Yedang Classics label. Would you believe, it was manufactured in Korea. So it seems that the 1998 RR disc must have been recreated from some other secondary source, but that information is not given in the album credits.
We bought the newer Yedang release in 2002 from a music club catalog based on the news that Neural Audio was remastering the RSTRC archive originals. Since the soundtrack is identical to the 1998 issue, the foremost consideration in acquiring these recordings is SOUND QUALITY. The 2002 Yedang release is far superior, with broader range and clarity. If you've ever heard XM radio on a good sound system, then you have some idea of how fresh and fine the Neural Audio remastering sounds. There is just no comparison.
We wouldn't discourage anyone from collecting this 1998 release to round out a collection of that series, because we ourselves were happy with it for several years and do not intend to part with it. If you don't have the 1998 disc, think about getting the better-sounding Yedang release. Either way, NOW IS THE TIME TO GET EITHER OF THESE DISCS BECAUSE THE RIGHTS HAVE CHANGED HANDS ONCE AGAIN:
In January 2006 The Orchard (huge distributor and marketer of independent music) announced that they secured exclusive digital rights to market this music in a deal made with Pipeline Music (the Yedang label licensee). So, that's how it goes - this fabulous music will now be relegated to the digital airwaves for download to computers, iPods, cell phones, and so on. Keep the music you love on CDs - they don't have subscriptions that run out, batteries that fail, and don't get stolen so someone can make calls on your cell phone...
About the pieces included on both releases: they were recorded in the 1950's during the swift rise of Kogan's astounding international career. The album is mostly about him, although on some tracks he is joined by other Russian greats. Our favorite on this album is the charming Gragnani (Graniani)"DUET FOR GUITAR AND VIOLIN" with guitarist Alexander Mikhailovich Ivanov-Kramskoy (1912-1973), a great artist, composer and teacher. He is a must-have for a well-rounded classical guitar collection.
If you are interested in hearing more of Kramskoy's guitar and Kogan's violin together in a really fine release, may we recommend:
"F. GRAGNANI, N. PAGANINI, M. GIULIANI" (Melodiya, 2000) with Leonid Kogan and Alexander Ivanov-Kramskoy, and cellist Feodor Luzanov, recorded from 1950-1951. We hunted it down after a single public radio hearing of Giuliani's "Trio in A for Violin, Cello & Guitar". We listen to it almost every day, and probably will for years to come. It can be found on Amazon (ASIN: B000UB422Q / UPC: 4600317106554).
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The Most Relaxing Classical Album in the World...Ever Review

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The Most Relaxing Classical Album in the World...Ever ReviewOkay, I just read trough almost all the 30 reviews for this CD, and I dont ever write a review but I feel that I should for this one.
First of all, I am a piano player of over 14 years, I understand where many of the negative reviews are coming from. The point that is being missed though is that this CD is a collection of BEAUTIFUL music, whether or not you want to critic it to the bone. Very few people are professional "classical" musicians and very few people would really know that is CD has only bits of entire pieces of work on it. I think this CD did what it said, its relaxing. A lot of "classical" music can make you feel like your in a race or in a argument between lovers, and thats all fine and dandy if thats the mood you want, If you turn on your classical music station on your radio most likely you will hear what I am talking about. But for those of us out there that want to hear the "classic" Classical music thats soothing and mellow ( compared to a lot if it) this is a great CD. Now if you want to skin it dry and make it rigid and "100% untampered with" It wont be "relaxing" and thats the whole point of the CD (thus the title). If you are wanting to use this for your labor, i would suggest not using "classical" music to do so, there is too much emotion in even the very most mellow classical music, but thats me, ??
Bottom line- This CD is good and worth the 14$. Happy HuntingThe Most Relaxing Classical Album in the World...Ever Overview

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