Frank Wess - Savoy & Prestige CollectionA jazz saxophonist and flautist held in high regard by his contemporaries, his peers and his followers, Frank Wess remains revered for his exceptional musical skills and his compositional talent in equal measures. Remembered best for his work with Count Basie's band between the early 1950s and the early 1960s, Wess was also a consummate band leader in his own right, as was amply displayed on the many albums issued under his own name, most notably in

beginning with piano and composition lessons in Munich

one in G major and the other in G minor

but unmistakably the work of The Aristocrats

The Connie Francis songs 'I Never Had a Sweetheart' and 'Little Blue Wren' appear in the film as well

clear and accurate score

Moodily sensual cinematography and subtly expressive performances make LA NOTTE an indelible illustration of roman and social deterioration

and string ensemble Quatuor Diotima

Mika Stoltzman has been described by The Los Angeles Times as a "high-wire jazz marimbist

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It continued to serve as the theatre's resident orchestra until September 1997

Bóková comes with a new project in which she innovatively combines masterful interpretation of demanding classical piano repertoire (Rachmaninov

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