Dupont/ Taccogna - Les heures dolentesBorn in 1878, Gabriel duard Xavier Dupont entered the Paris Conservatoire at the age of 15, studied with Massenet and Widor, and scored an early success with an opera performed at La Scala, before he died of tuberculosis at just 36. Dupont was already gravely affected by the condition as a teenager, and wrote this hour long piano cycle between 1903 and 1905. Over the course of 14 movements, Les Heures Dolentes ('The Sad Hours) depicts the observations

Now they have come together to tackle the two revolutionary works for piano and cello composed by Ludwig van Beethoven in 1796 and dedicated to King Frederick William II of Prussia

Following several erotic spectal-sexual encounters

Written and recorded during 2020

The night these legends come together will be a night you'll never forget

Il Tabarro is one of the three one-act operas that compose Giacomo Puccini's Il Trittico

a banjo-infused poke at the bluegrass tradition

Joe Funk [upright bass]

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Anthony Robson - Complete Oboe Concerti

Johnson plays traditional fiddle tunes and southern Appalachian melodies

she must learn to wield magic

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