Reale/ Cook/ Guzman - Chopin's Ghosts / Works for Cello & PianoMulti award winning composer Paul Reale has a distinctly American voice, enriched and given touches of familiarity through references to folk idiom and musical ancestors such as Bartok and Kodaly. This program brings together Reale's works for cello and piano. His earliest, Sance, is a haunting combination of modernist sounds and Baroque melodies. The operatic Cello Sonata No. 1 daringly uses 'What Shall We Do with the Drunken Sailor' as the backbone

the Royalettes and Derek Martin - the artists with whom he worked most prolifically - and top-tier names such as Frank Sinatra

but his recorder sonatas were all published in Amsterdam

Prepare to be swept away by the irresistible allure of the waltz

the footage has been professionally restored for this disc

Quarantining in Upstate New York with no Internet or phone service

in piano performance from the University of Connecticut

Polish with English Subtitles

separated by contrasting traditions but united by striking beauty

Six Tracks From A Planned But Never Completed Collaboration Album

nose flute and traditional choirs were recorded in Tahiti's AMSP studio by Jean-Luc Casula

With production from some of the Bay's top producers

Flynn Theater (Burlington