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Celebrating the 50th anniversary of You're a Good Sport, Charlie Brown and the 75th anniversary of Peanuts, this premiere release presents Vince Guaraldi's complete soundtrack, including previously unreleased music. Available on Zoetrope vinyl, CD, and digital, the album features iconic themes, bonus tracks, and exclusive content, mixed and mastered from original session tapes. Jazz musicians contribute to the vibrant score, and the package includes special artwork, liner notes, and Zoetrope animations on the vinyl itself.

Celebrating the 50th anniversary of the special, LMFP is thrilled to present the premiere release of Vince Guaraldi's soundtrack for 1975's animated classic, "You're a Good Sport, Charlie Brown." The album Includes the complete 14 track score plus never before heard music - also celebrating 75 years of Peanuts®.

The OpenBuildings product team is pleased to announce the availability of OpenBuildings Speedikon CONNECT Edition Update 4.1. This version incorporates user-requested fixes and enhancements. It also includes security fixes and updates from MicroStation CONNECT Edition Update 17.1.

Altera, now part of Intel, announced the production release of the updated version Quartus Prime 17 design software, which further accelerates FPGA design performance and design team productivity.

Altera, now part of Intel, announced the production release of the updated version Quartus Prime 17 design software, which further accelerates FPGA design performance and design team productivity.

Telemann is the central figure of the German late baroque. These colourful suites illustrate his mastery of the genre displaying a wide variety of music; lively and sparkling, moving and captivating and never dull!

Vivaldi was attracted to the cello for its expressive capabilities, which are showcased perfectly on Ensemble Explorations's debut disc on the Etcetera label.

The collection Di Manoli Blessi il primo libro delle Greghesche is the work of the well-known poet Antonio Molino (pseudonym Manoli Blessi). He wrote in a made-up language, a mixture of Venetian dialect and elements of Greek that was given the name of ‘greghesca’. The volume contains music set for four to eight parts. Most of the composers whose works are found there belonged to the highest level of Venetian musical life at that time and were requested by Molino to set his texts to music. Their greghesche first refer to simpler and more popular genres with their chordal and homophonic style and repetitive structures, and then go on to adopt the refined style of the contemporary Italian madrigal.

Before the First World War rendered all things German anathema, Schumann’s a cappella works, like Mendelssohn’s and Brahms’s, were choral society staples. Today they are probably the most neglected area of his entire output. Not all these settings are free from Lederhosen heartiness – the side of Schumann that wears least well – or Biedermeier blandness. But the range and depth of the best of them, above all the magnificent works for double choir, Op 141, may come as a revelation. Highlights elsewhere include a mixed-choir version of ‘Heidenröslein’ – without Schubert’s piquancy but full of sentimental charm – the tender, touching setting of Burns’s ‘John Anderson’ and the chromatically lush ‘Die Lotosblume’ for men’s chorus, just as sensitive in its response to Heine’s verses as the famous solo song in Myrthen.