Led by internationally-acclaimed mandolin virtuoso Tim Connell, Stumptown Swing features swinging groove and gorgeous acoustic instruments played with intelligence and passion by four masters of their craft. Stumptown Swing takes audiences back to 1920's Paris, when gypsies with guitars, violins and upright basses made the leap from French musette to American "hot jazz" and kept Parisians dancing to this evocative new sound. Tim Connell (mandolin) and Mike Burdette (guitar) of Rio Con Brio formed the group after nearly a decade of playing swing gigs with Portland, Oregon's best acoustic musicians. They snapped up the hottest upright bass player in town, Keith Brush (Stolen Sweets, Pete Krebs Trio, Blue Cranes) and are proud to feature their long-time friend and collaborator, the absolutely pyrotechnic violinist, Ben Blechman…

Here we have a collection of Christmas tunes as sung by dogs. It's the sequel to the Jingle Cats - Meowy Christmas.

2014 anthology spanning 1973-2013 featuring one track off every album including live LP's & their 1978 solo releases! Also includes previously unreleased 1977 demo 'Reputation' + 20-page booklet. The Japanese edition features an exclusive track "Hell or Hallelujah (Live at Budokan 2013)".

Eugene Ysaye - Harmonies du Soir - Orchestre Philharmonique Royal de Liege (2014) {Musique En Wallonie}
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Classical / Symphonic Poem / Orchestral / Chamber Music / Violin

Over time, the memory of Eugène Ysaÿe (Liège, 1858 - Brussels, 1931) the brilliant virtuoso gradually supplanted that of Ysaÿe the composer in the public consciousness. It should be reminded that Eugène Ysaÿe created in his poems for string instruments a totally new and original genre, distinguishing himself by a competence in writing and a harmonic richness that were far removed from the purely virtuosic merits of his early compositions. These poems are therefore thoroughly deserving of rediscovery. The French conductor Jean-Jacques Kantorow, Ysaÿe's great specialist, leads the Liège Royal Philharmonic and soloists through works for violin and orchestra, for cello and orchestra, for two violins and orchestra and for string quartet and orchestra.