classical music: 18th-century     classical music:     18th-century      Kreisler: Original Compositions & Arrangements Fritz Kreisler, Franz Rupp, ... EMI Classics, 2005 Kreisler's compositions So wonderful to hear the virtuoso composer Fritz Kreisler's personal style come through on these interpretations. Violin students and their parents would benefit from careful listening of these recordings as they study his work.             Beethoven at Bedtime: A Gentle Prelude to Sleep Ludwig van Beethoven, Colin Davis, ... Philips, 1995 musical morphine this album will definately put you out unless youre manic or all cranked up or something.but why go to sleep? youd miss out on a bunch of beethovens most beautiful music ever written.and being as how hes only the second of 7 musical geniuses ever,no true music lover ...             Gypsy Anonymous, Bela Bartok, ... Well-Tempered Productions, 1997 The Gypsy-within Its fair to say that violinist Lara St. John projects a public image that can be described as provocative, daring, uninhibited and free-spirited (forget the open top here - check out the bold leather blazer, confident hand on hip, daring look in her eyes and violin at ...             Beethoven for Babies Ludwig van Beethoven, Frans Brüggen, ... Philips, 1998 Nicest classical CD I have found for my baby (& me) This is a very pleasant CD to listen to, and I think the quality of the music is excellent. I enjoy listening to this with my 10 month old son, and we also listen to the radio and lots of modern music. I recently purchased 5 of the classical "Baby Einstein" CDs and I ...             Joshua Bell. Kreisler, Brahms, Paganini, Sarasate, Wieniawski. Ernest Bloch, Johannes Brahms, ... Decca, 2005 Great Recording The Kreisler pieces are played exceptionally well. The one disc alone is worth the price of the double disc collection. Great playing.             Sergei Rachmaninoff: Greatest Hits Yo-Yo Ma, Sergey Rachmaninov, ... Sony, 1994 One of the best CD I own This is one of the best I own. The music is so great, hard to explain...so moving, especially the first track. It reminds me of Russia a lot. I listen to it everyday while driving to work. I highly recommend it.             Mozart at Midnight Antony Pay, Karl Leister, ... Philips, 1994 An Inexpensive Gem I find that often Mozart's most profoundly beautiful music occurs in the slow movements, particularly in the slow movements of the concertos. This is a fine selection of slower movements. The overall quality of the performances is exceptional. This relatively ...             Cecilia Bartoli - If You Love Me (Se tu m'ami ), 18th-Century Italian Songs Alessandro Scarlatti, Antonio Cesti, ... Decca, 1992 Cecilia Bartoli at her best. A great singer is one who dedicates singing to the text itself instead to himself/herself. This is achieved 100% by Ms. Bartoli in this earlier album of hers. The recordings here cannot be termed otherwise than 'immaculate'. The very opening song 'Gia sole dal gange' ...             The Kreisler Album Joshua Bell, Fritz Kreisler, ... Decca, 1996 A connection of passion After listening to disc after disc after disc of violin works, one finds oneself thinking, "Where has the passion gone for playing violin?" Yes, absolutely astounding recordings abound, but very few offer the true passion of putting the bow to the strings. Technique ...             Nadja Salerno-Sonnenberg - It Ain't Necessarily So Claude Debussy, George Gershwin, ... EMI Classics, 1992 Fire and Passion! Check out Track #5 - Liebesieid - for a small sampling of the tremendous emotional pull of Nadja's playing. I have several CDs of Itzhak Perman, and Anne-Sophie Mutter, but no violinist matches Nadja's gift of making each piece her own - you know that she truely feels ...             Beethoven: The 9 Symphonies Ludwig van Beethoven, Frans Bruggen, ... Polygram Records, 1995 Outstanding Beethoven Choice, Especially Among Period Instrument Performances This complete set of the Beethoven symphonies enters a distinguished and competitive field of consideration. Not only have quite a few conductors and bands already had their say; but often long-lived outings by famous legacy and famous living conductors hold pride of ...             Leonid Kogan plays works for Violin and Guitar by Ravel, Ponce, Kreisler, Brahms, Debussy, Glazunov and others Alexander Borodin, Johannes Brahms, ... Russian Revelation, 1998             Russian Liturgical Chant Anonymous, Dimitry Stepanovich Bortnyansky, ... Polygram Records, 1992             Rameau - Orchestral Suites ~ Naïs · Zoroastre / Orchestra of the 18th Century · Brüggen Jean-Philippe Rameau, Frans Brüggen, ... Glossa, 2001 Where has this CD been all my life? Rameau was quite possibly *the* master of the Baroque orchestra (yes, Bach and Handel included!), and this CD is quite possibly the best evidence of this. This is a truly *magical* disc. Rameau's operas contain a great number of marvellously colorful and inventive ...             Fritz Kreisler Plays Kreisler Fritz Kreisler, Charles O'Connell, ... RCA, 1997 Only Kreisler Can Play Kreisler ***** What can I say? Only Kreisler can play Kreisler. Get a discography of Fritz Kreisler and start hunting down everything you can find by this man. You can compare violinists; Heifetz has astounding technique, Milstein's always wonderful, Oistrakh is a favorite of many, ...          products you might be interested in   search for classical music 18th-century, arrangements, compositions, necessarily, rachmaninoff, salerno-sonnenberg      toavi.com    web randomly chosen VHS: Raintree County