Beer-Walbrunn/ Huber/ Follonier - Reisebilder & Ausgewahlte LiedAnton Beer Walbrunn (1864 1929) was a teacher of counterpoint, harmony, composition and piano at the Royal Academy of Music in Munich, where he was one of the leading figures in the music scene, but his work is almost forgotten. To change this is the aim of a series at BAYER RECORDS, the third part of which presents the piano cycle Reisebilder Op. 21 as well as selected songs. The German soprano, Angelika Huber, sang for several years with the

Ab's mastery of musicianship is on full display through Monologue's array of colorful

Paul 'Hate' McKay (bass) and Ian O'Field (drums) found out really fast

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Though still in mourning

but self-released in 1997 on CD only

had also presented a Magnificat as his first major work on July 2

who after being seriously wounded

this album takes us to the foundations of modern Italian vocal music: a journey to the heart of the musical innovation that led to opera

both entitled "Vier Jahreszeiten" ("Four Seasons")

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