Paterson American Modern Ensemble - Four SeasonsRobert Paterson's The Four Seasons consists of four song cycles, with a total of twenty one songs, for four different voice types: soprano, mezzo soprano, tenor, and bass baritone. Each voice type represents a different season: Summer Songs (soprano), Autumn Songs (mezzo soprano), Winter Songs (bass baritone), and Spring Songs (tenor). The four critically acclaimed singers on this album, soprano, Marnie Breckenridge, mezzo soprano, Blythe Gaissert,

Whether as the founder and artistic director of chamber music ensemble "K"

and bassists Hadrien Feraud

There was plenty of genuine discontent in Britain at the tail end of the 1970s

1 "Slow Poke"

although he was not especially noted as a great improviser

Founded in Merida

along with selected titles from his MGM albums "Blue Mist"

"Art Farmer Quintet"

and an admirable showcase for her talent and versatility as a distinctive vocal stylist

recording memorable hits with him and staying with Ellington until 1951

which the Ensemble Harmonie Universelle placed between the twelve princely sonatas

It naturally includes her chart hits "Loch Lomond"