Erich Oskar Huetter L'heure Exquise

Wir sind optimistisch und mitten in den Vorbereitungen für SOUNDING JERUSALEM im Herzen von Graz. Das erste Konzert mussten wir auf Grund des Lockdowns absagen, aber die Konzerte LEBEN und LIEBE werden voraussichtlich im Minoritensaal Graz stattfinden. Danke an die Kleine Zeitung für die Zusammenarbeit.

Wolfgang Sotill passed away much too early this year in March at the age of 64. The theologian, author, tour guide, farmer and journalist – for decades also for the Kleine Zeitung – now comes to another honor. At the festival "Sounding Jerusalem", which is taking place for the second time in Graz due to corona, one of the two evenings in the Minoritensaal is dedicated to him.Cellist and impresario Erich Oskar Huetter had repeatedly talked to Sotill about joint ideas for the festival. Unfortunately, there were no more realizations. Israel expert Sotill would certainly have had a lot of profound contributions to the concept of "Sounding Jerusalem", which Huetter founded in 2006 not only as a chamber concert series on historical ground, "but as a festival for all people in the region - regardless of their religious, social and cultural affiliation", as he always characterizes his "heart project".

Two Italian full-blooded musicians and the well-known cellist Erich Oskar Huetter in the tango fever - with a burning longing of the bandone, stress-laden anticipation of the guitar and devotional eroticism of the cello, no heart remains in the right or wrong spot.

The Best Of Lee Oskar is a 1982 compilation album by War harmonica player Lee Oskar, highlighting the music of his first four solo albums. This was released on CD in 1999 by Avenue Records.

The Viva Polonia! programme by the German-Polish musicians Ania Vegry (soprano), Roman Ohem (violin) and Oskar Jezior (piano) tells the story of the rich history of Poland. Songs and character pieces by nine Polish composers represent the arduous journey of the Polish people – from 1795 when the country vanished from maps until they regained independence in 1918. Spanning from the traditional to the modern, Viva Polonia! paints a musical portrait of Polish culture.

Live At The Pitt Inn is a 1982 live album by harmonica player Lee Oskar featuring Japanese drummer Ryojiro Furusawa. Originally released as a Japan-only album under the name Friendly, this was reissued in the United States on Avenue Records in 1997.

Spending much of his time in collaboration with musicians from all around the world, standout Danish bassist Richard Andersson always finds time to make his way home to his trio, NOR. The ensemble is proud to present their latest exploration of the contemporary Nordic idiom, ‘UNDO’, set to release on May 12th on Hobby Horse Records.

Music Of The Beatles is a 2001 CD by the Cincinnati Pops Orchestra, conducted by Erich Kunzel. It consists of classical renditions of Beatles songs, plain and simple, but quite nice.