Donald Livingston - La Magnifique: Flute Music for the Court of Louis XIVThis programme portrays the 'birth' of the flute in France in the late 17th century and the following 40 years of it's life as a new and fashionable instrument. A famous patron of the arts, King Louis XIV gathered elite composers and musicians to create the refinement, elegance and good taste that was demanded at his Paris Court. From the early petites pices to more virtuoso suites and sonatas with their ornamented lyricism and grand dance rhythms,

2006 release from the singer/songwriter

Lieder/ Kasarova/ Schmidtner - Entdeckung Eines Romantikers

but that does so with an openness that's full of light

and numerous solo

"The living conditions in Europe at Chopin's time were hard

Rather than recording

"It was exciting to work in the big room downstairs at Electrical

a tap dance number

They say that you spend your entire life writing your first album

Even when he plays alone

After recordings were finished they stayed at the studio and Lemmy picked up an acoustic guitar and started playing some of his old favorite songs by Johnny Cash

For his Violin Concerto