Telemann/ Lazarevitch - Beaute barbareThis album owes it's title 'Beaut barbare' to Telemann who described the music he discovered during a trip to Upper Silesia in 1705 as existing 'in it's true barbaric beauty'. Did he mean 'wild'? 'Exotic'? In any case, the composer was fascinated: 'An attentive observer could gather from [those musicians] enough ideas in eight days to last a lifetime.' An equally passionate admirer of folk music, whose Serbian roots link him to these cultures, Franois

and Hazuki Morikawa are in their final semester at Kashiogawa High

Adele Charvet is also passionately interested in the song repertory

It includes "Paper Roses" and "My Little Corner of the World" along with her ten other Billboard chart entries from this era

This two record set is a love letter to the seven-inch single

the first song she ever recorded at Abbey Road

Haselböck plays on the hall's imposing Rieger organ in what is one of it's very first recordings

with recordings as The Wenatchee Mountaineers

the group performs throughout the world as a musical ambassador for Poland

" a song well-loved by radio stations around the globe

Here 'Spoon' is captured doing what he does best - singing the blues with a small combo backing

Django d'Or) have combined their talents and sensibilities to celebrate these spirituals and the music of Black composers including Harry T

begin to float to the top of her consciousness