Programmatic music

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    Silke Aichhorn
     
    harping on a harp
    Jazz, Swing, Blues, Latin Dance Rhythm- an unexpected delight on the concert harp!
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    Stefania Passamonte
     
    Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Chopin
    “A stunning musician with a deep, engaging personality...in fact Stefania is an artist born to perform in front of an audience” Stefania Passamonte piano, London Duke's Hall 2nd August 2007 . Life Turning Point.
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    Harvey Band
     
    One-Way Ticket
    “One-Way Ticket “ includes 10 songs that comprise a 45 minute sound track to a imaginary life drama. The music is Electric and Acoustic Instrumental Rock.
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    Tom Rasely
     
    7 Pillars of Wisdom
    An instrumental suite based on the writings of Thomas Edward Lawrence (Lawrence of Arabia); a blend of Eastern and Western sounds and folk tunes which mirrors the English/Arab makeup of Lawrence's army.
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    Paul F. Page
     
    Pastiche
    Hybrid-classical piano and instrumental influenced by Impressionism
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    Kenneth G Robinson & Lawrence R Przybysz
     
    The Perfect Day
    This album contains ceremonial wedding music for Trumpet and Pipe Organ (and Flute) performed in the stunning and magnificent acoustical setting of a large church cathedral, giving it a truly "Royal" sound.
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    Charles Fernandez
     
    Sentimental and Animated
    www.charlesfernandez.com
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    Philip Gates
     
    A Garland for Gatsby
    Atmospheric, poignant and melodic classical music with occasional jazz and folk overtones.
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    Rebecca Cherry & Joyce Cherry
     
    Remembrances
    An evocative album of Jewish & Classical meditative Music that will restore your Soul.
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    George Fenwick & The Old Trout Puppet Workshop
     
    The Erotic Anguish of Don Juan
    A quirky contemporary-classical investigation into the life and loves of Don Juan, employing instrumental and choral sounds.
    Classical: Programmatic music
     
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    Sumiko Tajihi
    I Am Everywhere
    Collections of most beautiful/famous Violin Masterpieces and fusion of classical and POP rhythm
    Violinist Sumiko Tajihi has been widely acclaimed for both her "passionate tone" and "warmhearted sound". She appeared as a concerto soloist with New York Symphonic Ensemble at the Isaac Stern Auditorium in Carnegie Hall on March 11th, 2007. A native of Yamaguchi, Japan, Ms. Tajihi received her bachelor's degree from The Aichi Prefectural University of Fine Arts and Music in Nagoya, and was the first prize winner in the 12th Youth Competition in Yamaguchi Prefecture. Between 1996 and 2000, she performed as a member of the Hiroshima Symphony Orchestra, and participated in the 46th Bayreuth Festival in Germany and the Aspen Music School and Festival in Colorado, USA. She studied with Momoo Kishibe, Yoshiko Okayama, and Naoko Tanaka. Since 1995, Sumiko Tajihi has been responsible for organizing concerts in schools throughout Japan. These interactive concerts aim at increasing appreciation of Live Classical Music, developing a better understanding of musical instruments and teaching students to participate and express themselves through music. In 2004 a similar program presented at the Henry Viscardi School in New York City was broadcast on News 55 - WLNY. Ms. Sumiko Tajihi has performanced extensively as a soloist with orchestra, including San Luis Potosi Symphony Orchestra (Mexico), Bacau Philharmonic Orchestra (Romania), and as a chamber musician with concerts throughout the United States, Europe and her native country. In 2004, she was invited to perform in the Velia International Music Festival in Italy. In 2005, she formed "Duo Leonore" with pianist Marco Schiavo and performed in Chamber Music Festivals throughout Italy. Their debut at Weill Recital Hall in Carnegie Hall in 2006 was Sold-Out. In 2007 she appeared as a soloist on the world’s greatest stage, Stern Auditorium at Carnegie Hall, performing Bruch’s Violin Concerto No.1 in G Minor with the New York Symphonic Ensemble.
    Classical: Programmatic music
     
    Harvey Band
    One-Way Ticket
    Classical: Programmatic music
     
    Stephen D. Forman
    Rhapsody for Orchestra in C Major: "Desert Fancifal"
    Classical: Programmatic music
     
    D.N.B. Pedergnana
    Liberty Bound- Original Music from the Film
    Classical: Programmatic music
     
    Jeffrey Goodman
    Music of the Dreaming Heart Trees
    Classical: Programmatic music
     

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