Raymond Scott - PowerhouseVinyl LP pressing. Visionary composer Raymond Scott was a pure genius largely known thanks to the massive recycling and adaptation of his music for cartoons. "Powerhouse" the title track of this beautiful collection is one of his best known compositions for Warner Brothers animated cartoons. Scott's Quintette recorded "Powerhouse" in New York on February 20, 1937. The first use in a cartoon occurred in the 1943 Looney Tunes short "Porky Pig's Feat"

from baroque to contemporary music

voice collage

Corsi's catalogue of works includes around 23 secular compositions including Cantatas for one voice and basso continuo

and Ronnie James

Ritsuka realizes that the song resonates with his heart - and begins to close the distance between them

Doug Rosener serves as Associate Professor of Percussion and Associate Director of Bands at Auburn University

Fans of New Orleans R&B will have much to rejoice about here with this interesting compilation

As a generous donor he often supported his musicians with his private "casket funds"

Evangeline

that of bass-baritone Robert Gierlach as Zamoski

By using a swaying movement of the bellows the tone can be varied much as it can on the cello

In the world where high school students Yukari and Misaki live