In this little psychological drama, a brief overture is played; the curtain then goes up. A dialogue ensues, rife with questions, doubts, and 'half'' answers, amongst a cast of characters who come on and off the stage. The sun comes out at the end to resolve the conflicts(as in the only way out is OUT) This work reminds me of  Mozart's opera Die Zauberflöte (The Magic Flute.) Mozart is having a lot of fun as usual, playing with his audience!

Piano Recital

Fantasy in D Minor K. 397

Mozart Fantasy In D Minor K.397

Johann Sebastian Bach: "Erbarme dich"

Nicole Pieper, Mezzosoprano 
Ensemble Il Profondo

Anaïs Chen, Violino (solo)
Eva Saladin, Violino 
Sonoko Asabuki, Violino 
German Echeverri Chamorro, Viola 
Amélie Chemin, Violoncello 
Federico Abraham, Contrabasso 
Daniele Caminiti, Arciliuto
Josías Rodríguez Gándara, Tiorba 
Johannes Keller, Clavicembalo

Tonmeister: Johannes J. Wallbrecher 
Aufnahme im Kloster Beinwil, Oktober 2010

Bach: Erbarme dich

A piece with a fascinating history. It was originally attributed to 18-th century composer Albinoni and supposedly discovered by 20-th century biographer Rema Giazotto. Later it was revealed that Giazotto had found only a small segment of the opening melody and chord structure and it is now believed he wrote most of it himself. 
However it was written, it is a hauntingly beautiful but melancholy piece. This arrangement by Jason Waldron, and performed by William Wilson. More on william at Facebook.com/wmwilsonguitar .

Sad Music for Classical Guitar

Albinoni Adagio for Solo Guitar

Andante Pour Trompette | Saint-Preux

John Williams Theme From Schindlers List

Movement 3 of a piano trio of short-ish movements. Hope you enjoy!

Trio in A Major - Movement 3

original music, Native American style flutes, piano, double bass

Gratious, He Said, Graciously, She Replied

002. Johann Sebastian Bach - Matthäus Passion (BWV 244) - Erbarme Dich

Johann Sebastian Bach

A performance by Duo Persepolis ( Behnaz & Homayoon )

Antonio Vivaldi - Andante, F.V.No.2 ( Duo Persepolis - Classical guitar )

"Vincerà l'aspro mio fato"
Philippe Jaroussky, Ensemble Matheus, Jean-Christophe Spinosi
Concert Châtelet, Paris
January 2005

from the Opera "Semiramide" (RV733,) Nino's (?) aria, Act II

Antonio Vivaldi
Libretto by Francesco Silvani and Domenico Lalli

Vincerà l'aspro mio fato - Philippe Jaroussky - Antonio Vivaldi

Kristel Birkholtz is a classically trained cross-over violinist.   The songs under this profile are her classical recordings and her remote session work portolio.  If you would like to hear some of her original music check out www.soundcloud/cherrypillband.

John Williams Theme From Schindlers List

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