Vigs - Somebody Loves MeA family band, the Vigs featured Hungarian born father Tommy Vig, who worked as a conductor, orchestrator and instrumental soloist for many of Las Vegas' top live acts. On the 1976 album, "Somebody Loves Me," Tommy plays multiple instruments, vibes and various percussion instruments; his Korean wife Mia, who was originally a featured soloist and arranger with lounge pioneer Esquivel, handles the vocal chores and their 4 year old son Roger plays drums

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the bulk of Piatti's music was designed to show his own skill as a cellist to best advantage

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Then Dominant Central European Musical Tradition

and I find that thoroughly moving

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