Leo Parker - Legendary Bop Rhythm & Blues ClassicsThe first jazz be bop musician to play the baritone sax, Leo Parker was a rising force in the be bop community of the late 1940's and might have become a huge star had not a drug addiction derailed his career and eventually claim his life at the age of 36. With a sound that wedded gospel drenched R&B with the advanced harmonies of be bop, Parker's style and flawless technique became a prime inspiration for scores of young be boppers to come. The first

the Flute Symposium in Lima

Our successful Reger edition can finally continue

and Keith Streng (Fleshtones)

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This new recording presents an unusual pairing of the complete string quartets by Szymanowski and Debussy

proving through it's mere existence that hope can persist

he becomes obsessed with it's flawless and unchanging beauty and brings it back home to Tehran

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Specializing in the French and Italian repertoires of the 17th century

Skid Row are ablaze

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