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Teatro - 'Music Of The Night': Debut album from theatrical easy-listening act Teatro. A collection of covers from the stage that are illuminated by the band's stunning vocal range, this album is a must for theatre-goers everywhere. Includes the tracks 'Music Of The Night', 'Can You Feel The Love Tonight' and 'Maria'.
Posted 07 August 2009 10:55 AM by charlotte | with no comments
Filed under: debut album, easy listening, music of the night, covers, vocal range, teatro, can you feel the love tonight, music of night, theatrical

Escala: ESCALA, the gorgeous electric string quartet who caused a sensation in the final of ITV’s Britain’s Got Talent 2008, finally unleash their astonishing, Trevor Horn produced debut album on the 25th May. Fusing contemporary sounds with classical instruments, ESCALA boast the freshest and most innovative sound of the year and are destined to take the international charts by storm. ESCALA are violinists Victoria Lyon, aged 25, and Izzy Johnston, 25. Chantal Leverton, a viola player aged 25 and cellist...
Posted 19 June 2009 09:44 AM by charlotte | with no comments
Filed under: classical, violin, cello, debut album, contemporary, izzy johnson, trevor horn, instruments, viola, chantal leverton, escala, electric string quartet, itv britains got talent, tasya hodges, victoria lton

Finding Neverland - Piano Variation in Blue: The Score: Jan A.P Kaczmarek began his music career at the underground Osmego Dnia Theatre. He then went on to compose for and tour with his own orchestra, The Orchestra of the Eighth Day and recorded his debut album 'Music for the End'. Educated as a lawyer, Jan A.P Kaczmarek chose to abandon his career plans as a diplomat and begin composing music. The Film: Based on the events that inspired J.M Barrie to write Peter Pan, this moving tale follows Barrie as he befriends a fatherless family...
Posted 13 January 2009 09:47 AM by charlotte | with no comments
Filed under: debut album, lawyer, music for the end, freddie highmore, jan a p kaczmarek, johnny depp, piano variation in blue, peter pan, barrie, j m barrie, fatherless family, the orchestra of the eight day, marc forster, finding neverland, osmego dnia theatre, kate winslet

J.S. Bach - Air on the G String, Sarah Chang: A recipient of the Avery Fisher Career Grant and the 1993 Gramophone award as 'Young Artist of the Year', Sarah is an exclusive recording artist with EMI Classics. Her first album 'Debut', featuring virtuoso pieces by Sarasate, Paganini, Elgar and Prokofiev, was released in 1992 and quickly reached the Billboard chart of classical best-sellers. Sarah's subsequent releases have included the Tchaikovsky Concerto with the London Symphony Orchestra under Sir Colin Davis; the Paganini...
Posted 18 November 2008 05:54 PM by charlotte | with no comments
Filed under: emi classics, sarah chang, concertgebouw, virtuoso, london symphony orchestra, debut album, grammy award winning, sir colin davis, saint-saens, air on the g string, prokofiev, elgar, avery fisher career gramt, j.s bach, vivaldi, charles dutoit, vieuxtemps, tchaikovsky concerto, the four seasons, philarmonia, paganini, billboard chart, paganini concerto no1, young artist of the year, sarasate, 1993 gramaphone award, violin concerto no 5, wolfgang sawallisch, orpheus chamber orchestra

Will Martin - Going Home: Will Martin is set to take the world by storm with his new album 'A New World'. He's from New Zealand; he was playing piano in bars when he decided to send in a demo tape to two British record companies. At 24 he is now releasing his debut album as part of a five album deal with Universal Classics and Jazz. The album is a collection of classical crossover song, bringing traditional songs such as Going Home from Dvorak's New World Symphony into modern day.
Posted 12 November 2008 12:54 PM by charlotte | with no comments
Filed under: piano, a new world, will martin, crossover songs, new zealand, going home, universal classics jazz, 24, debut album, demo tape, new world symphony, dvoraks