Cocset Balestracci Les Basses Réunies - Trattado de GlosasBorn in Toledo, Diego Ortiz published the Trattado de Glosas in Rome in 1553. At that time, he was living in Naples in the service of Ferdinand Alvarez de Toledo, Duke of Alba and Viceroy of Naples. This region was deeply influenced by Spain. His treatise, published simultaneously in Spanish and Italian, is first and foremost a precious source for the art of Spanish instrumental performance. The second book of the Trattado de Glosas is performed here

23-year-old violinist Blake Pouliot was the Grand Prize winner of the 2016 Orchestre symphonique de Montréal (OSM) Manulife Competition

Richard started composing in his early teens

Contains an in-depth note with a biography of Blake and many illustrations from the US Library Of Congress' 1974 copy of Songs Of Innocence and Experience

as Don explains

written between 1895 and 1930

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Nino Rota's Improvviso 'Un diavolo sentimentale'

reflecting various style periods and genres from the vast choral repertoire featuring women's voices

including violinist Mazz Swift

probably also with the participation of a choir

Cuban Dances is Cuban music as it has never been heard before and a huge challenge for the horn player

the legendary record label that defined the sound of Benin and influenced the entire region of West Africa and beyond