World's Greatest Mozart Album CD

World's Greatest Mozart Album Live Recording Personnel: Elizabeth Alvarado (flute); Ken Chin (clarinet, bass clarinet); Stephen Fontaine (clarinet, e flat clarinet); Alison Chung (oboe); William Buchman (bassoon); Lewis Kirk (contrabassoon); Christopher Booth, Anthony Zator (trumpet); Jose Luis Rodríguez (trombone); Craig Moore, David Becker (bass trombone); Peter Link (tuba); Rebecca Hill, Christopher Chanston, Kelly Bayer (horns); Mathew Bell (timpani); Eric Wood, David Alexander McDonald, Troy Bartholomew (percussion). Recording information: DePaul University Concert Hall (02/2001-05/2003).

World's Greatest Mozart Album 2009 Euro classical series.

World's Greatest Mozart Album  

World's Greatest Mozart Album New York City cop Daniel Rodriguez seemed to be omnipresent after the September 11th attacks, with his stirring version of "God Bless America" featured both at various World Series games and at traditional New York events such as the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade and the lighting of the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree. His rich tenor gave focus and hope to a city and a nation traumatized by events beyond their comprehension and to the members of the battered New York emergency services. He's featured here in his debut, patriotically inclined release, performing wonderfully stirring popular material such as "You'll Never Walk Alone," "Danny Boy," and "America the Beautiful," in addition to some more recent compositions such as "We Will Go On." All of these songs highlight his obvious singing talents, while the production places them in orchestral settings that are supportive but never too sumptuous for the material. background vocals); Eddie Karam, George Del Barrio, Allyn Ferguson, Arif Mardin, Jorge Calandrelli, Sam Nestico (arranger). N.Y.C. Police Officer Recorded at Right Track 38th Street Studio, Avatar, New York, New York and Westlake Studios, Hollywood, California. Personnel: Joe Mardin (guitar, keyboards, programming, background vocals). Audio Mixers: Michael O'Reilly; Tommy Vicari. Recording information: Avatar Studios, New York, NY; Right Track 38th Street Studio, New York, NY. Photographers: Rebecca Blake; Dicran Donelian; Carol Friedman. Personnel includes: Daniel Rodriguez (vocals); Tom Scott (arranger, conductor); Joel Mardin (arranger, guitar, keyboards, programming,

World's Greatest Mozart Album Recording information: Église de Bon Secours Paris XI (10/18/2010-10/22/2010).

World's Greatest Mozart Album Track Listing of songs: Fantasia in 8th tone; Salve Regina, for organ; Fantasia in 2nd tone; Toccata in 3rd tone; Fantasia in 1st tone; Courante for organ in A minor; Fantasia for organ; Tantum ergo, for organ;

World's Greatest Mozart Album Japanese original album featuring Isaac Stern and more. Sony. 2005.

World's Greatest Mozart Album  

World's Greatest Mozart Album Since the days before David was king, shepherds have sat, tending their flocks, and played on their flutes and stringed instruments. We can still hear them calling to one another across continents, their music soaring into the night, conjuring up images of Galilee, Lebanon, Persia, Mesopotamia, Africa -- with the enchanting sound of lyre, harp, psaltry and lute wafting through our imaginations. Today the tradition continues: the modern day equivalent to these ancient instruments being the six string acoustic guitar. The sound has changed ever so slightly, but the haunting ability to stir the soul remains. And so we offer you hymns of praise, songs of inspiration and music for meditation and prayer, played by a master craftsman and world-class musician, Bobby Stanton. You may have heard him featured on Garrison Keillor's "A Prairie Home Companion" or playing in one of several Broadway musicals. You may have also caught his magical fingers strumming with the likes of Mark O'Connor, James Taylor, Richie Havens, Noel Redding, Bo Diddley, Susan Tedeschi, Maureen Mcgovern, Donny Osmond, The Platters, Fabian, Charlie Daniels, only to name a few. In his spare time (what spare time could he possible have?) he shares his talent and technique as a teacher of guitar at Berklee College of Music in Boston where he was awarded the first ever "Ovation" Award. We bring you music for the spirit and soul in a diversity of cultures. Produced and Orchestrated by Peter Link Enjoy!