Hartmann/ Schneider/ Blumenthal - Chamber MusicEmil Hartmann (1836 1898) had a heavy family heritage to lift, being the son of one of the true greats in Danish music life, the composer and organist J. P. E. Hartmann. In Denmark, Emil Hartmann had difficulty freeing himself from his father's shadow, but in Germany, things were easier. On this release, Elisabeth Zeuthen Schneider and friends delve into his chamber musical key works, providing the perfect showcase for the romantic flair of Emil

which his set to arrive worldwide March 10th

The album is concluded by Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue

James Cromwell and many others

on his BIS debut

are fully in synch throughout a varied program

Rock (also known as the Rockness Monsta) has been conservative with solo efforts

As well as long-time associates Togas and Elder Bonsei

Ten) has created some of the most inventive and transcendent cinema of the past thirty years

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artists such as Andrea Mantegna

full length album

the first installment includes indelible performances by Jimi Hendrix