Roost/ Flemish Radio Choir - Colori Della GioiaJan Van der Roost is a very well known Flemish composer. He is known most for his wind band music, and for teaching all over the world, particularly in Belgium and Japan. Although he is most known for his instrumental music, he has always loved vocal music as well. This album displays a nice variety of music for voices and contains no less than six world premiere recordings. The Flamisch Radio Choir, Brussels Philharmonic, and the other ensembles that

plus his Top 20 hit with The Bell Sisters "Hambone"

Dick Haymes was one of the most stylish and popular vocalists of the 1940s and '50s

This 54-track 2-CD set comprises selected A & B sides of her early singles recorded in Europe for the Columbia

Sandrine Piau sees in Leo 'an elegance of style

Inspiration

Johann Joachim Quantz had already made a career as a flutist at the Dresden court in the chapels of Augustus the Strong when he was heard by the young Crown Prince Frederick of Prussia during a state visit to Berlin

the guardian of a certain tradition'

"Vikku" Vinayakram) gives space to allow passages to breathe and resound

there is a sort of pointillism with a human face

the first Asian to win the Leeds International Piano Competition

Harold Arlen

but also a conductor and a great connoisseur of folk music