Handel/ Temmingh/ Reuss - Recorder SonatasThe Six Recorder Sonatas by George Frideric Handel are a compendium of the recorder's original literature, and have an exceptional position because of their beauty. They're typically Handelian in character, in that the upper voice is very vocal, like his operas. The melodies are truly captivating and remarkable for their "simplicity" which demands far more virtuosity than simply moving the fingers quickly. The goal of Stefan Temmingh, one of Germanys

cutting several secondary roles and shortening dialogues

It makes for an intriguing and very entertaining musical snapshot of the music scene during a period of creative transition as the world finally settled down after the turbulent years of conflict

Carolyn Grey and Bobby Scots

The collection is completed by a sensitive interpretation of the emotionally charged and highly complex work "Prélude

As a tobacco sponsor put it "You can't sell tobacco with gospel music" It was this shift towards secular material which brought them their breakthrough successes

This 27-track CD comprises all her releases during the first decade of her career

Released by Shiloh Records in 1978

Gidon Kremer is one of the early supporters of the young Lithuanian and together with Giedre Dirvanauskaite

Fiala/ Meliskova/ Fiala - Martinu / Reznicek / Fiala

Signed by Liberty

pressed on 140g black vinyl

The Neville Brothers and Dr