Various Artists - Complete Solo 78RPMParisian, Emma Boynet (1891 1974) studied with Isidor Philipp at the Conservatoire and became an established part of the local music scene in the 1920s and 30s. She was one of the few French pianists to find success in the USA, travelling there for the first time in the company of her former teacher in 1934, and as a result, made several albums for Victor in New York, including a five disc 78rpm album entitled 'French Piano Music'. Her career seems to

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Gillespie has recorded 45 albums in 40 years

which offers a hugely entertaining insight into the early evolution of one of a unique music industry powerhouse

" Three musicians with varied influences: from old music (Pauline) to jazz and song (Manon) through world music (Elodie)

The Dukas track was the first conservatory test-piece for horn to specifically exploit the newly "legitimized" valve instrument

Important times and themes in American history are represented through the music

With an essay by acclaimed rock & roll and R&B historian John Broven

a transcription for a cappella choir of Satie's first Gymnopédie

These Foolish Things

Chris Cornell - No One Sings Like You Anymore

the band's approach challenges the fearmongering

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