Various Artists 50 Christmas Music Collection For Lounge Bar (2014)

In Britain, the sixties were not successful for Christmas recordings. Even Phil Spector's album went largely ignored until the seventies, whereupon British artists had much more success with Christmas singles. So this collection of sixties Christmas music contains no big hits but shows that plenty of brilliant Christmas music was being recorded in Britain back then.

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Above the album worked the 'Classic Christmas Carols ', and his release took place on 2020. The album has got songs with a total duration of more than an hour. A compilation is a compilation of original music.

Linn celebrates its 40th anniversary with a special double album bursting with stand-out music from across the decades. This compilation features specially designed artwork with an audiophile twist! Re-discover what makes this independent label great and enjoy the artistry for which it became famous.There is bestselling classical music from Sir Charles Mackerras and the Scottish Chamber Orchestra's Classical BRIT and double BBC award-winning album Mozart Symphonies 38-41, plus the Gramophone award-winning album from Dunedin Consort, the revelatory 1742 Dublin version of Handel's Messiah.

Deeply soothing choral music and plainsong, selected from throughout the Warner Classics and Erato catalogues. Carefully chosen to bring peace and warmth to even the deepest mid-winter night, this is the Christmas compilation that leaves the obvious behind, and instead explores a world of festive stillness and serenity.It features Charles Ives, Herbert Howells, Claudio Monteverdi, Nicholas Martin etc.

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The six works featured here are a selection of Agostino Di Scipio’s music for strings and live electronics. Their textural materials emerge from a carefully designed encounter (or clash?) between different technologies – from the mechanics of traditional lutherie to real-time computer processing, or analogue devices of different sorts (microphones and speakers arranged in well-studied spatial and functional relationships to the instruments and to the performance space). Di Scipio explores extended instrumental techniques – both familiar and specially-researched ones – to capture the tactile energy of tiny gestures and their powder-like sonic residues. Yet, for him, instruments are not just there to create sounds; they can also exert control over the computer transformation of those sounds, so that the player’s gesture ultimately influences or even drives the digital processing operations.

Eva-Maria May concludes her cycle of piano and chamber music by Francis Poulenc with this, the fifth, recording. For this delightful combination of works for cello or flute and piano, a song cycle and the attractive L’invitation au ch teau, the pianist has assembled a group of renowned musicians, including the principal clarinetist of the Bavarian State Opera, Andreas Schablas, and cellist Martin Rummel.

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