Tutti

Entradas e Bandeiras was the follow-up to 1975's Fruto Proibido, arguably the biggest classic released by Rita Lee as a solo artist. Just as on that album, the music presented by Lee here consists of pure rock. The most successful hit of Entradas e Bandeiras was the dramatic and slightly Bowie-breathing "Coisas da Vida." That track, "Troca Toca," and "Corista de Rock" are all great rock songs by any standards, showing Rita Lee at her best. The other six tracks haven't quite the same panache as the three mentioned above, but they are still good, solid rock songs.

Pioneering artist in the field of abstract-electronic-retropop instrumentation. Teddy LASRY Also known as a composer of contemporary classical music and scores for modern theatre and cine-art. He is also known for his compositions for Christian VANDER's MAGMA. After a first jazzy-groovy pop album in collaboration with other artists (Claude Engel…) he released his first LP in solo entitled "Tutti Fluti" (1975) which reveals a mix between soulful jazz elements and electronic spacey vibes. Published in 1976 "E = MC²" can be considered as a masterpiece in the world of cosmic synthedelica. "La femme qui venait d'ailleurs" (1977) also contains absolutely classic cosmic themes for long synthesized strings and astral-like electro moves, somtimes sustained by strangey exotic jazzy sounds.

André-Ernest-Modeste Grétry’s three-act opera Guillaume Tell was first performed in 1791 at the Salle Favart of the Comédie-Italienne in Paris. The opera deals with the Swiss fight for freedom in the 14th century against the domination of the Habsburgs. The story of Wilhelm Tell is well-known.

As part of Deutsche Grammophon’s release of a limited and numbered edition of Claudio Abbado’s complete recordings for DG, Decca and Philips, you can now enjoy Volume 10 in a series of 16 digital albums, which are organised in alphabetical order of composer name. This twelfth digital album presents music by Gioachino Rossini.