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Cologne Chamber Orchestra / Haydn / Muller-Bruhl
Haydn: Symphonies Nos. 41, 58 and 59 "Fire" CD (2003)
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Lassus / Oxford Camerata / Summerly
Lassus: Masses For Five Voices, Infelix Ego CD (1994)
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William Vincent Wallace
To My Star: Celtic Romance CD (2006)
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Newberry Consort
Music for a Medieval Banquet CD (2001)
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H. Parry
Parry: Violin Sonata; Fantasie Sonata; Twelve Short Pieces CD (2007)
Track Listing of songs: Allegro; Andante Sostenuto; Presto Vivacissimo; Idyll: Allegretto 'To K.M.' Set 1 No.1; ...
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Shostakovich / Sorrel Quartet
Shostakovich: Complete String Quartets, Vol. 5 CD (2004)
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Canadian Brass
Canadian Brass: From Monteverdi to Mozart CDs (2010)
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Polish Nrso / Wagner / Wildner
Wagner: Orchestral Highlights CD (1994)
Organ Music of Franz Liszt Tristan/Parsifal
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Scott Shumaker
Old Vienna CD (2004) 
Organ Music of Franz Liszt Please note-this is a 15-minute long CD, and is priced accordingly.
Old Vienna is a ...
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Kenny Kirkland
Thunder And Rainbows CD (1993)
Organ Music of Franz Liszt Assembled by producer Todd Barkan in 1991, Jazz From Keystone is an all-star trio consisting of pianist Kenny Kirkland, bassist Charles Fambrough, and drummer Jeff "Tain" Watts. Listeners might wonder why the group had that name; one logical assumption is that Barkan meant Keystone as in Pennsylvania, the Keystone State -- and in fact, Fambrough is from Philadelphia, while Watts was born in Pittsburgh. Kirkland, however, was born in Newport, NY. And even though two-thirds of Jazz From Keystone has a Pennsylvania connection, Barkan didn't mean Keystone as in Keystone State. He meant Keystone as in Keystone Corner, a famous San Francisco jazz club that he owned in the '70s ...
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