Plong 42 - I haven't played Four Way Street in decades!! Unfortunately I only have it on LP, with nothing to play it on - I really must borrow my brother's kit to copy to my hard drive.
@Greg - Deja Vu is a favorite. I have an original vinyl of the album, with the photograph glued to the front. (in college I wore the grooves off CSNY's greatest hits, that and the first CSN album).
Guvera makes me buy things, too:
Rolf Lislevand, lutenist on many Savall projects, takes extreme liberties with early music, adding more modern references. The first track, the famous arpeggiated toccata by Kapsberger (first tracks on both O'Dette's Kapsberger album and Linberg's theorbo album), gets percussion, Spanish guitar licks, and a vocal descant. Refreshing.
- With brilliant harp versions of Arvo Part's Für Alina and Steve Reich's Piano Phase:
[/i]Julia Rovinsky's second solo harp album features her versions to pieces by Harold Budd, Philip Glass, Munir Bashir, Arvo Pärt and Steve Reich. None of these pieces was originally written for a harp.[/i]
Julia Rovinsky - "Born in St. Petersburg (formerly Leningrad), Julia graduated from the Rimski-Korsakov Academy of Music and in 1988 she won the national harp competition in Moscow. She was harpist with the Philharmonic Orchestra of Leningrad and appeared as a soloist throughout Russia. Since moving to Israel, Julia has become a central figure on Israel's concert scene and appears regularly as soloist and in many chamber music ensembles. Since 2003 she is the Principal Harpist of the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra."
- http://ent-t.com/ - Bandcamp.
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For 4 credits I thought I might as well jump on the bandwagon (slight pun intended!)
Hot damn! Thanks, BigD!
- Innova Recordings - 2011.
Guvera's catalog has in many ways a better coverage of my musical past than my musical present, so I'm adding some 80s stuff the hard drive.
(url=>amz)
Lots of coloration, like Leifs, but without the bombast.
Rolf Lislevand, lutenist on many Savall projects, takes extreme liberties with early music, adding more modern references. The first track, the famous arpeggiated toccata by Kapsberger (first tracks on both O'Dette's Kapsberger album and Linberg's theorbo album), gets percussion, Spanish guitar licks, and a vocal descant. Refreshing.
Then
Newly arrived at emusic
Also new on emusic today!
(url=>amz)
Thanks Guvera! (just 8 credits if anyone's interested)
5 Guvera credits of sheer beauty.
Used the last of my E Music credits on this
Nothing fills up a hard drive like live Jarrett. Each is 3 tracks at Guvera.
[/i]Julia Rovinsky's second solo harp album features her versions to pieces by Harold Budd, Philip Glass, Munir Bashir, Arvo Pärt and Steve Reich. None of these pieces was originally written for a harp.[/i]
Julia Rovinsky
- "Born in St. Petersburg (formerly Leningrad), Julia graduated from the Rimski-Korsakov Academy of Music and in 1988 she won the national harp competition in Moscow. She was harpist with the Philharmonic Orchestra of Leningrad and appeared as a soloist throughout Russia. Since moving to Israel, Julia has become a central figure on Israel's concert scene and appears regularly as soloist and in many chamber music ensembles. Since 2003 she is the Principal Harpist of the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra."
- http://ent-t.com/ - Bandcamp.