Mendelssohn Violin Concerto

Claude Debussy - Suite Bergamasque (I. Prelude, II. Menuet, III. Clair de Lune, IV. Passapied)

Brahms Piano Concerto No.1, 3rd movement

Mendelssohn - Piano Concerto No. 1 in G Minor, Op. 25 (I. Molto allegro con fuoco  and II. Andante)

Valse sentimentale created by Peter I. Tchaikovsky
played on Steinway B-211 by Michael Hauber

Peter I. Tchaikovsky  - Valse Sentimentale Opus 51 Nr 6 Steinway

1. Yuuzuki (Evening Moon)
2. Mayonaka no Bossa Nova
(Midnight Bossa Nova)
3. Du soleil plein les yeux (Eyes Full Of Sun)
4. Puff, The Magic Dragon
5. Ii janaino Shiawase naraba
(It’s Okay If I’m Happy)
6. Blue Light Yokohama
7. Yoake no Scat (Melody For A New Dawn)
8. Mas Que Nada
9. Is That All There Is?
10. Watashi mo Anata to Naite Ii?
(Consolation)
11. Wasuretainoni
(I Want To Forget You, But…)
12. Kisetsu no Ashioto
(Footsteps Of The Seasons)

Widely considered to be the “Barbara Streisand of Japan”, Saori Yuki released her debut album in Japan in 1969 and has gone on to make over 30 albums in her 42 year-career. Yuki discovered Pink Martini after the band covered her song “Taya Tan” for their 2007 album Hey Eugene! Most recently, Yuki sang a verse of “White Christmas” in Japanese for the band’s hit 2010 holiday album Joy To The World.

In honor of the year of her debut release, Saori Yuki partnered with Pink Martini and producer Thomas M. Lauderdale to create a loving tribute to the music released in 1969. Featuring Japanese pop hits alongside internationally recognized tunes like Jorge Ben’s “Mas que nada” and “Puff the Magic Dragon”, “1969″ is a brilliant collaboration, with Thomas M. Lauderdale’s magical arrangements, Pink Martini’s stellar musicianship, and Saori Yuki’s soaring vocals.

Kisetso No Ashiota

Chopin Polonaise in A major op40-1 Terhi Dostal

Seth conducted the choral movements of Bach’s Cantata No. 140, “Wachet auf, ruft uns die Stimme,” for his DMA Recital on November 16, 2010. Here is the first movement.  

Bach composed the piece for the twenty-seventh Sunday after Trinity and premiered it on November 25, 1731. You can hear the chorale tune, by Philipp Nicolai (1556-1608), sung and played by the sopranos and the horn.

More information: 
http://www.sethhouston.com/sethhouston/Recordings/Entries/2010/11/16_Johann_Sebastian_Bach%2C_Wachet_auf.html

Bach, Cantata No. 140,  Wachet auf, opening chorale

Este es un valz muy conocido del compositor F.Chopin ,
espero que les guste 

Valse op 64 n2 en do#m (chopin)

L.V. Beethoven- Sonata No.17 Op.31 No.2 "Tempest". I.- Largo-Allegro
Alina Kiryayeva piano

L.V. Beethoven- Sonata No.17 Op.31 No.2 "Tempest"

Stratus Chamber Orchestra (Formerly MSCO)
Conducted by David Rutherford
Tamara Maddaford, Flute
stratusco.org

Debussy: Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun

David Rutherford 2

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