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We found 23 results for "Robert Resnik"
Old & New Songs of Lake Champlain by Robert Resnik & Marty Morrissey
Release: 2008
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Traditional and newly composed songs and tunes about Lake Champlain, in celebration of the 400th anniversary of Samuel de Champlain's first visit to the lake which now bears his name. For all ages.
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Old & New Songs of Lake Champlain Robert Resnik & Marty Morrissey
Twist of the Wrist by Barbara Wager, Liz Thompson, & Robert Resnik
Release: 2008
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Northern European vocal and dance music played on button accordions, hurdy gurdy, and a whole encyclopedia of wind instruments.
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Twist of the Wrist Barbara Wager, Liz Thompson, & Robert Resnik
Playing Favorites by Robert Resnik
Release: 2012
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A selection of many different musical styles, all long-time favorites of the artist - French waltzes, Scottish ballads, Irish hornpipes, and a Salvation-Army-style hymn, played on button accordions, winds, strings, and more!
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Playing Favorites Robert Resnik
Redtails and the Road by Mary Mcginniss
Release: 2010
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"...Insightful songwriting and luscious vocals... McGinniss writes about growing up in Burlington and other events and relationships that have shaped her life " Robert Resnik, Sevendays, Burlington, VT
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Redtails and the Road Mary Mcginniss
The Moon Is Rising: Songs of Robert Nighthawk by Donna Herula
Release: 2011
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From the uproariously funny to the beautifully dramatic, Chicago blues singer and slide guitarist, Donna Herula, performs the neglected songs of slide guitar master Robert Nighthawk in a country/Delta Blues acoustic style.
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The Moon Is Rising: Songs of Robert Nighthawk Donna Herula
Opera For Ever by Various Artists
Release: 2008
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italian opera
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Opera For Ever Various Artists
Come On Home by Susannah Clifford Blachly
Release: 2007
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The third solo album from "one of Vermont's best songwriters" (Vermont Public Radio) and featuring many of Vermont's finest artists on guitar, fiddle, banjo, Indian tablas, cumbus, cello & more, this is perhaps Blachly's most mature album to date.
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Come On Home Susannah Clifford Blachly
Girl In The Photograph by Susannah Clifford Blachly
Release: 2004
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An eclectic mix of original contemporary folk songs and fiddle tunes, ranging in style from Old Time, to Celtic to Swing to Pop.
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Girl In The Photograph Susannah Clifford Blachly
Live 2005 The Birthday Shows by Patrick Fitzsimmons
Release: 2006
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Singer/songwriter with soulful ballads and upbeat rhythmic tunes
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Live 2005 The Birthday Shows Patrick Fitzsimmons
The Changing by Patrick Fitzsimmons
Release: 2001
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The songs are carefully crafted and range from pop/folk anthems to a number of masterful love ballads. Haunting and beautiful...
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The Changing Patrick Fitzsimmons
Color In The Dark by Patrick Fitzsimmons
Release: 2004
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This is Patrick's most elaborately produced CD and includes some of his most powerful lyrics. Emotions pour out of his songs like a wellspring... he takes you into his soul through his music.
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Color In The Dark Patrick Fitzsimmons
Middle Of The Night by Susannah Clifford Blachly
Release: 2005
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Described as a "master composer and performer of many styles of music" Susannah Blachly writes songs of love, healing & hope in a mix of styles from blues to bluegrass, country & folk.
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Middle Of The Night Susannah Clifford Blachly
All the Colors by Susannah Clifford Blachly
Release: 2010
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Original songs with a funky folk flair- part Celtic, part Old Time with a little Pop sprinkled in. Fiddle, mandolin, guitar, banjo, percussion & stunning harmonies.
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All the Colors Susannah Clifford Blachly
Places In Between by Mary Mcginniss
Release: 2005
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original stories set to acoustic music
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Places In Between Mary Mcginniss
Stone Boat by Paul Webb
Release: 2005
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piano driven pop/folk/jazz- lyric and melodies
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Stone Boat Paul Webb
Dance by Patrick Fitzsimmons
Release: 2002
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Strongly influenced by the singer/songwriters of the '70's; strong lyrics and great melodies.
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Dance Patrick Fitzsimmons
Music From The fellowship of Australian Composers by Capricornia String Quartet, Sydney Mandolins, Christine Draeger,
Release: 1993
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10 Australian composers present a program of wide variety in instrumentation and style, from mandolin, through string quartet, to solo organ & piano. Influences: just about everything from astronomy to Indonesian music.
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Music From The fellowship of Australian Composers Capricornia String Quartet, Sydney Mandolins, Christine Draeger,
Better Days by Josh Brooks
Release: 2003
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Minimalist country / folk / gospel performed by a guitar / drums duo.
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Better Days Josh Brooks
Cornered In The Alley by Ronley Teper
Release: 2005
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Sexy, Eclectic, Musical Art Storytelling. Combining elements of jazz, world, folk, blues and electronic with unique and sometimes satirical vocals.
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Cornered In The Alley Ronley Teper
Tales From Nowhere by Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra, Colin Spiers, Sydney Mandolins
Release: 1994
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Contrasting styles and instrumentation from 5 Australian composers: full symphony orchestra contrasts with modernistic solo piano works and a 'green" work for soprano & piano. Mandolins and solo oboe also heard.
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Tales From Nowhere Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra, Colin Spiers, Sydney Mandolins
Symphony by Queensland Symphony Orchestra, Bronwyn Clark, Susan Lorette Dunn
Release: 1993
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6 Australian composers with an anthology of works from symphony orchestra thru mandolins, solo organ and piano to vocal music on religious themes.
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Symphony Queensland Symphony Orchestra, Bronwyn Clark, Susan Lorette Dunn
Music For A Festive Occasion by Adelaide & Queensland Symphony Orchestras, Sydney Mandolins, Ros
Release: 1994
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10 Australian composers present a festive compilation of works giving an overview of music being written in Australia, from romantic to avant garde; from Symphony Orchestra to solo piano.
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Music For A Festive Occasion Adelaide & Queensland Symphony Orchestras, Sydney Mandolins, Ros
Could Have Been a Dream by Bread and Bones
Release: 2011
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Primarily original songs strongly influenced by Celtic, British and American traditional music. They've been described as “full of finesse and creativity”, “crisp and confident”, with “gorgeous harmonies, captivating lyrics” and “excellent melodies”.
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Could Have Been a Dream Bread and Bones