great music puts you right in a middle of a scene of the lord of the rings epic

I feel like im in a battle and im conquering the land!!! and im feel victorious

amazing the work behind this track, amazing

your trumpets ALWAYS sing to me. great articulations

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Hymn To Faith

Pianos - Susanne Powell, Jacob Abela
Percussion - Tim White, John Arcaro, Ian Cleworth, Brent Miller, Catherine Betts

Igor Stravinsky - Rite of Spring

~ ! best sound with headphones ! ~

music composed by Carlo Domeniconi / 
guitar : Frank Hiemenz /
recording director :  Gernot Rödder  (http://gernotroedder.de)
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recorded in Cologne, Germany (unfinished Studio Project '91) 
Editing of the takes from a CompactCassette Copy by FHgitarre with WaveLab7  [2014]
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Listen to a short track with Carlo Domeniconi talking about the meaning behind this composition:
https://soundcloud.com/classicalguitaralive/carlo-domeniconi-on-koyunbaba
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It was during a festival in Mettmann (Germany), when I heard "Koyunbaba"  the very first time. 25 years ago, played by David Russell. Excited and totally in it, I started to practise immediately. Then, I wrote a letter to Carlo Domeniconi, asking him for some background informations about this composition. And, only few days later, I got a handwritten letter from him!  In two pages he described the different meanings of "Koyunbaba". A landscape in Turkey with a mysterious cliff. But also the name of a holy monk who lived there in the 15th century, of whom is claimed, that he still appears from time to time in this region... 
Mainly, this music would be a strong experience of nature, he wrote. And I agree.

Funny, to read this letter today. Because-, obviously quite unaware of the enourmous success this piece should have only few years later in the guitar world-, Mr. Domeniconi wrote me, that he never heard "Koyunbaba" played by any guitarist apart from himself. Actually he seemed to be really surprised, that it was played at all...
During the following years, I played "Koyunbaba" during concerts, at festivals and in masterclasses so often, that I probably contributed a bit more than a little to the spreading of "Koyunbaba". At least I still would feel honored, if I did so.

Playing "Koyunbaba" in a concert always was a special, sometimes almost mystical experience in reaching some kind of increasing "active silence" of the audience. When I performed Koyunbaba as the final piece of my program I always tried to keep the silence between the last fading tone and the applause as long as possible. One time, I reached more than a whole minute and so my audience and I had the chance to listen together to the sound  of silence. This was incredibly precious.


"Koyunbaba" by Carlo Domeniconi [click for some infos and story]

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The Masters Of The Roll - Vladimir Horowitz

Danse Macabre Op.40

Tetra String Quartet perform  Franz Joseph Haydn's Quartet No. 32 in C major, Op.33, No. 3, "The Bird".   This is a Soundfield 2x 1bit Live-to-2track DSDIFF format recording.

HAYDN - Quartet in C - Opus 33 - No3 - The Bird

Franz Joseph Haydn's Quartet No. 32 in C major, Op.33, No. 3, "The Bird" ~ Tetra String Quartet

Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival 7-21-2008
New Mexico Museum of Art, St. Francis Auditorium
0:11 Lento - Allegro moderato
12:31 Allegro scherzando
18:54 Andante
24:45 Allegro mosso
This recording is provided by the Yuja Wang Archives http://yujawang.nicerweb.com/

Rachmaninov Sonata For Cello And Piano In G Minor - Yuja Wang + Lynn Harrell

Lights in The Distance

Last Day of Summer

After two earlier Dvořák releases, the Trios nos.3 and 4 (Dumky) and the two Piano Quartets, Omri Epstein, Mathieu van Bellen and Ori Epstein are joined by one of their teachers at the Queen Elisabeth Music Chapel, the violist Miguel da Silva (founder member of the famous Quatuor Ysaÿe) and the violinist Maria Milstein, who was also an artist in residence at the Music Chapel from 2011 to 2014. Together they continue this recording of the Czech composer’s complete chamber music with keyboard, this time in the two Piano Quintets and the Bagatelles. There is an obvious close rapport between these musicians, who share with us their passion for this repertory and their enjoyment of playing together. A gap of fifteen years separates Dvořák’s two Piano Quintets, which have few features in common except a shared home key: the First marks the debut of a youthful composer, while the Second shows him at the peak of his art. The Bagatelles, originally scored for two violins, cello and harmonium, are among his bestknown short pieces. A recording scheduled for release in autumn 2018 will complete this quadriptych of Dvořák’s piano trios, quartets and quintets.

DVORAK // Bagatelles, Op. 47 : I. Allegretto scherzando

guitar : F.Hiemenz
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mwAygBx7o50&hd=1
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This recording  was part of my very first studio production, long long time ago...
Listen to all tracks of this production at http://soundcloud.com/fhgitarre/sets/affettuoso-assai-old-archive
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Recorded in puzzlepie studio Munich/Türkenfeld '85
Restored from old analog tape with WaveLab7 by FHgitarre

Vals Venezolano by Raul Borges

Pēteris Vasks ~Lonely Angel, Meditation For Violin & String Orchestra

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