Classical Slavery

Luciano Berio was one of the most important Italian composers of the second half of the twentieth century, a leader of the international avant-garde who has managed to write music that is communicative and pleasing to audiences. He received musical instruction from his father and grandfather, organists in Oneglia, and continued musical training through his school years. After World War II he went to Milan to study law but also became a composition pupil with Ghedini, a composer known for his interest in many styles. He passed that interest on to Berio, who started his career as a neo-Classicist.
While in school Berio met met a remarkable American singer, Cathy Berberian. They married and went to the U.S. on their ……..
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Luigi Boccherini - Flieder-Trio - String Trios op.14
EAC+LOG+CUE | FLAC: 363 MB | Full Artwork: 48 MB | 5% Recovery Info
Label/Cat#: MDG # MDG L 3378 | Country/Year: Germany 1990
Genre: Classical | Style: Viennese School

"These recordings by the Flieder Trio were taped way back in 1990 but the passing of more than two decades has not dimmed the refreshingly spontaneous playing that is coming "straight from the heart", and the spirited and consistently brilliant interpretations are still as alluring as ever before. A generously filled well annotated disc that should fill one of the many gaps in the Boccherini discography. Recommended, even to die-hard periodists." ~ classical.net

Luigi Boccherini - Flieder-Trio - String Trios op.14
EAC+LOG+CUE | FLAC: 363 MB | Full Artwork: 48 MB | 5% Recovery Info
Label/Cat#: MDG # MDG L 3378 | Country/Year: Germany 1990
Genre: Classical | Style: Viennese School

"These recordings by the Flieder Trio were taped way back in 1990 but the passing of more than two decades has not dimmed the refreshingly spontaneous playing that is coming "straight from the heart", and the spirited and consistently brilliant interpretations are still as alluring as ever before. A generously filled well annotated disc that should fill one of the many gaps in the Boccherini discography. Recommended, even to die-hard periodists." ~ classical.net