Tears For Esbjörn (excerpt)

Motis Chamorro Big Band -Viena

Earth Recordings and Antique Beat bring you the essential collection of works from Mikael Tariverdiev. 'Film Music' is a 51 track, 3 disc collection containing Tarivderdiev's most popular works and many unheard treasures. Remastered and transferred from original master tapes at the Tariverdiev home, Film Music is sequenced by Vera Tariverdieva and Stephen Coates. Delivered in three segments 'Goodbye Boys!', 'Snow Over Leningrad' and 'I am a Tree'. Film Music is due for release in November in a deluxe hard case outer and includes a 20 page book with extensive contributions and unseen photographs.

Tariverdiev - Boys And Sea - Part Two

🎷 Basement Blues – Lounge Jazz Café Collection

Basement Blues sinks into the warm glow of lounge jazz and café-style blues, a soundtrack for dim corners, clinking glasses, and late-night conversations. 🕯️🍷 Smooth saxophone lines, mellow piano chords, upright bass, and brushed drums flow together to create an atmosphere that’s both intimate and timeless.

Each track feels like a smoky evening in a tucked-away jazz bar, where the music lingers in the air like perfume and stories unfold slowly. Perfect for unwinding, studying, or savoring a quiet night with good company. 🌙🎶

Choices

The Loose Marbles Jazz Band live in Providence, RI, 9 October 2015.

02 Avalon

The Source Of Now (excerpt)

Pink Martini’s fourth studio album – Splendor In The Grass – encapsulates the band’s history and spirit of global collaboration and inclusivity. Comprised of nine original songs and four covers (with songs in English, Neapolitan, Italian, French and Spanish), Splendor In The Grass was recorded in the band’s hometown of Portland, Oregon and produced by bandleader/pianist Thomas Lauderdale and longtime collaborator and muse Alex Marashian—a college cohort of Lauderdale and vocalist China Forbes.

1. Ninna nanna
2. Ohayoo Ohio
3. Splendor in the Grass
4. Oú est ma tête?
5. And Then You’re Gone
6. But Now I’m Back
7. Sunday Table
8. Over the Valley
9. Tuca tuca
10. Bitty Boppy Betty
11. Sing
12. Piensa en mi
13. New Amsterdam
14. Ninna nanna (reprise)


12 Piensa En Mi

In this week’s program we hear works by Sergei Rachmaninoff from throughout the Philharmonic’s recorded history, including Horowitz’s performance of the 3rd Piano Concerto under Eugene Ormandy.

RACHMANINOFF: Isle of the Dead, Op. 29
Kurt Masur, Conductor

RACHMANINOFF: Concerto for Piano No. 3 in D minor, Op. 30
Vladimir Horowitz, Piano
Eugene Ormandy, Conductor

RACHMANINOFF: Symphony No. 2 in E minor, Op. 27, II. Allegro molto
Artur Rodzinski, Conductor

Horowitz Plays Rachmaninoff

Smoking Time Jazz Club - Percolatin' Blues

8. Jazz Time  (Michel Legrand)

Existe-t-il plus bel hommage à celui qui inventa le réalisme fantastique en littérature que d’en faire le personnage principal d’un opéra où toute vraisemblance est abolie et où l’imaginaire impose ses propres règles ? Dans l’oeuvre d’Offenbach, Hoffmann, présenté comme un poète et compositeur maudit, évoque ses souvenirs amoureux et nous conduit dans un univers où les frontières entre rêve et réalité sont poreuses. Le metteur en scène Robert Carsen se joue magistralement du théâtre dans le théâtre et, à travers un spectaculaire procédé de mise en abyme, nous dévoile les coulisses de l’opéra.

The Source Of Now (excerpt)

Musica Artist