Rusty Weir - Anthology, Vol. 1Rusty Weir Anthology, Vol. 1

Angel Witch

They are deemed to be perfect in form

The final work on the disc is an arrangement of the opening 95 bars of Gustav Mahler's Tenth Symphony which Shostakovich probably made during the 1920s for personal study purposes and to demonstrate the work to his fellow members in one of Leningrad's two Mahler Societies

Compiled in the late 1700s

Released on July 25

contemporary music (several of his Debussy and Ravel recordings were recorded premieres) and rare encore pieces

driving an early 80's Camaro

"Love Somebody"

Together they explore his interest in the popular melodies and the various folklores that make up the mosaic of European music by performing four of his ten 'National Airs' op

to mention only a few

and even more so in the concerto

depicting the doomed infatuation of Chevalier des Grieux for beautiful