Odessa 8

"Brilliant possession of the instrument, virtuosi technique, a versatile and expressive touch, an animated and emotional style of performance - these are the artistic traits possessed by Semyon Snitkovsky, that allow the brilliant musician to make deep, sincere connection with the audience." These words, spoken by David Oistrakh, come to mind every time one listens to any recording Snitkovsky made throughout his career. The violinist only lived to be 48 years old (1933-1981), but he left behind a large number of records. These records allow his listeners to enjoy the unique artistry that once thrilled audiences and critics in the former USSR and abroad. The CDs that are being released now, present Snitkovsky as a versatile interpreter of the solo, chamber, and solo with orchestra violin repertoire.

Nearly a century has passed since the release of Sergei Eisenstein's Battleship Potemkin (Russian: Бронено́сец «Потёмкин», Bronenosets Potyomkin).

Alan Brown Trio - About That Time (2007) {Ode Records CDMANU5024}
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Jazz / Jazz Funk / Groove / Organ Hammond B-3

This is an album I have wanted to do for a while and in a format I love - the organ trio. However, it was also my intention to produce something that would be groove-oriented, fun, and would capture the improvisational energy of the band. For that, I am grateful to my fellow musicians, whose incredible talent and musical interpretation made this project unique. We recorded this in just two days - an exhausting and rewarding experience!

After more than 20 years of band history, "One Last Night - live at Elbphilharmonie Hamburg" is the last album by the ECHO-winning David Orlowsky Trio with David Orlowsky (clarinet), Jens-Uwe Popp (guitar) and Florian Dohrmann (contrabass). David Orlowsky is considered "one of the most extraordinary clarinettists of his generation" (Jazzpodium). With his trio and a unique mix of classical, klezmer and jazz, Orlowsky has set standards in the classical music world. Its unique style is the trio itself once called »Chamber. World. Music ". In their compositions Orlowsky, Popp and Dohrmann re-explore the genre boundaries of classical music, klezmer and jazz, interweaving influences from the pop and music of the Near East. On his last journey together, "One Last Night - live at Elbphilharmonie", the David Orlowsky Trio will be playing Best of 20 years of band history and exclusive, new compositions. Among the pieces are four musical tributes to original compositions, including the Klezmer pieces "Lebedig un Freylach / Odessa Bulgar" and "Donna Donna". With their album, the trio proves impressively that it is one of the best ensembles in terms of virtuosity and playing culture worldwide.