Olivier Cave - Sonates Naples 1685These sonatas by Domenico Scarlatti seem to contain all the vivid colours of Naples: in the hands of Olivier Cav, they spring to life as playful tableaux, dreams where the notes resemble reminiscences, each of them conjuring up a noisy, turbulent city that was regarded as the capital of European music in the first half of the eighteenth century. After the success of the Red, Yellow, Blue, Pink and White collections (a total of sixty reissues) which

shows an entirely different side of Dvorák

string quintet) and a compositional art characterised at once by perfect mastery - as one would expect from someone trained by Haydn in Vienna between 1802 and 1808 - and by the greatest originality

Beside original works for four guitars

without much success

Duo Seraphim/ Various - O Muse

Petra Noskaiová

premiered in 1814

dedication

"Cry Me A River"

In 2015 - 2016

As impossible as it seems

But I must admit that I experienced yet another lesson in strength and joy when I toured and recorded the Dettingen Te Deum and the Coronation Anthems'