C.P.E. Bach / J. Haydn / Barthold Kuijken - Bach Vs. Haydn 1788/90Barthold Kuijken named this album Bach vs. Haydn because it aims to compare and contrast important works by two major composers that were written at almost the same time. C. P. E. Bach wrote his Quartets in 1788. They are considered to be among his very best creations; he was to die a year after they were composed. Haydn composed the Trios heard here in 1789, at the end of his period with the Eszterhzys. The stylistic differences between the two are

Casals/ Nouzvsky/ Brullova - Apres Un Reve

it excludes those records were still in the chart at the start of the year

exploring jazz and folk - as many songs are led by mellotron

The last covered composer is classicistic Joseph Haydn with his Sonata in E Major

Rex and Imperial imprints through to 1962

This 2-CD collection comprises as many of his recordings we could amass - he was not a prolific recording artist

meticulously piecing them together in the two years since their previous release

and was able to deliver novelty-flavoured material with swinging jazz credibility

Connee Boswell - she began her career as Connie Boswell

1 R&B hits "Smokie" and "White Silver Sands"

Digital Dinosaurs

"Foolin' Around"