Along with Leos Janacek, Bohuslav Martinu was one of the twin giants of Czech music in the twentieth century, a composer with a distinctly individual voice and a versatility that led him to excel in every medium from stage works to symphonies to string quartets. Martinu was born in the Moravian town of Policka. Starting violin lessons at the of seven, he gave his first recital when he was 15. By the age of 10 he had written his first compositions; his juvenilia include songs, piano music, symphonic poems, string quartets, and ballets. In 1906, he entered Prague Conservatory, but reading and the theater diverted Martinu from his studies, and he was finally expelled for "incorrigible negligence" in 1910. However, he continued composing. Exempted, as a …….
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Although outspoken in his support of the post-World War I Parisian avant-garde during his youth, English composer Arthur Bliss ended his long career as a dedicated proponent of a more conservative, neo-Romantic musical aesthetic. Educated at Pembroke College, Cambridge and at the Royal College of Music (where he found his studies with Charles Stanford too stifling), Bliss' earliest music (all later withdrawn and subsequently destroyed by the composer) shows a strong knowledge of and interest in the music of Edward Elgar. After service with the Royal Fusiliers (and later the Grenadier Guards) during the War, however, Bliss' musical aesthetic changed dramatically, and he quickly became known as a thoroughly "modern" composer, owing more allegiance to the exciting happenings ……
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VA - Audio Great Music Vol. IV - Legendäre Aufnahmen der 90er
FLAC, EAC, LOG & CUE | Artwork | Size: 337 MB + Recovery Info
Label/Cat#: AUDIO Magazine | Country/Year: Germany 2008
Genre: Classical, Folk, Rock, Blues | Hoster: Filepost/Filefactory

Fourth part of the "Great Music" series by german audiophile magazine AUDIO. This time celebrating great recordings and artists of the 90's

Awesome 4th studio disc by this outstanding power trio from Denmark featuring 11 amazing tracks of brain-damaging, powerful, hard-hitting, blues-based retro-70s heavy guitar rock that will blow your musical mind and rock n' roll your soul. From the killer opening riff:monster, "Rock Your Mojo", to the phenomenal last stellar track, "Ocean Of Time", the stellar Blindstone: "Greetings From The Karma Factory" disc is all about the rock. Recommended to fans of Jimi Hendrix, Robin Trower, Frank Marino and to people who dig serious "old-school" 70s heavy guitar rock with a modern edge.

Album released in Spain in the 80's. It is the second published collection of songs in Spanish performed by the pianist, guitarist and singer Nat King Cole. Nat only had musical and pianistic received from his mother and soon he turned his attention to jazz, swing and gospel, along with classical music. His artistic activity, although it started in the middle of the decade of 30's, did not stand up to early 40's and ended up having a number 1 in sales in 1950 with the theme 'Mona Lisa'. From 1958 Nat expanded his global popularity to the Spanish-speaking countries beginning to sing songs in Spanish, which he did until 1962, but their language skills were lacking. From that time and the Spanish repertoire is compiled this first album.