MP3 Laurel Zucker and Marc Shapiro - The Dark Side of the Flute
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Description:
(ID 1306854)
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this a flute and piano CD that explores the darker side, the more mysteriuos side, the Edgar Allen Poe side of the Flute..
13 MP3 Songs
CLASSICAL: Contemporary, CLASSICAL: Traditional
Details:
The Dark Side of the Flute will astonish you the listener by redefining your preconceived idea of the light sound of the flute. The passionate recording will keep you spellbound until the end!
The CD opens with a powerful performance from Zucker and Shapiro of the Ballade by Frank Martin, a 20th century Swiss composer. The music that follows Kent Kennan's Night Soliloquy, John Harbison's Duo, Hans Werner Henze's Sonatine, and Laurel Zucker's Pandora will leave you mezmorized until the last beautiful note of Christophe Gluck's Scene From Orpheus. This recording is highly recommended for all listener's who love flute and piano!
Laurel Zucker received THE BEST CLASSICAL SOLO INSTRUMENTAL ALBUM OF THE YEAR 2006 from Just Plain Folks Awards!!!(JPF AWARDS)
13 MP3 Songs
CLASSICAL: Contemporary, CLASSICAL: Traditional
Details:
The Dark Side of the Flute will astonish you the listener by redefining your preconceived idea of the light sound of the flute. The passionate recording will keep you spellbound until the end!
The CD opens with a powerful performance from Zucker and Shapiro of the Ballade by Frank Martin, a 20th century Swiss composer. The music that follows Kent Kennan's Night Soliloquy, John Harbison's Duo, Hans Werner Henze's Sonatine, and Laurel Zucker's Pandora will leave you mezmorized until the last beautiful note of Christophe Gluck's Scene From Orpheus. This recording is highly recommended for all listener's who love flute and piano!
Laurel Zucker received THE BEST CLASSICAL SOLO INSTRUMENTAL ALBUM OF THE YEAR 2006 from Just Plain Folks Awards!!!(JPF AWARDS)
in partnership with CDbaby
