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Cyber Symponies. All Mozart.
Cape Town Philharmonic Orchestra. Bernhard Gueller, Francois du Toit and Albie van Schalkwyk
Independence Day of Georgia 26 May
Marking 30 Years from 9 April 1991 - the day of restoration of the Independence of Georgia
Franck Violin Sonata in A MajorÂ
American violinist Nathan Meltzer and pianist Jessica Xylina Osborne
Willem's Choice Episode 8
Considering the richly coloured history of Salon Music, I have always had the yearning to one day sit down and write a book. There are so many stories we can tell. During my preparation for these programmes, I suddenly realised, maybe I am already writing that book.
Unison Voices - Breath of Ecstasy
Unison Voices is a project-based adult choir founded last year by their conductor, Stephan Gericke. The Choristers are from all walks of life with one thing in common - the love of making beautiful music. In this virtual concert they will showcase performances for choir and small ensemble by inspiring contemporary choral composers: Trotta, Whitacre and Gjeilo. The concert’s title, Breath of Ecstasy, is derived from Michael John Trotta’s setting of Sara Teasdale’s Love Songs. This work was commissioned to celebrate the centennial of Sara Teasdale winning the first Pulitzer Prize for poetry in 1918. The concert starts with this seven-movement work for choir, oboe and string quartet. Programme: 1. For a breath of ecstasy – Michael John Trotta 2. Glow – Eric Whitacre 3. The seal lullaby – Eric Whitacre 4. Luminous night of the soul – Ola Gjeilo Oboe: Clorinda Panebianco Violin: Calayde Davey/ Linnet Labuschagne/ Christopher Evans Viola/Piano: Tessa Olivier Cello: Werndt van Staden/ Nathalie Roué This virtual concert is a celebration of choral music and poetry, soothing music for the soul and an exploration on the theme of love. It offers a breath of musical ecstasy to break the boundaries of life during lock-down.
Celebration of Salon Music
A compilation of video productions over soundtracks from the Salon Music label.
WESSEL VAN WYK Liszt Piano Concerto no. 2 in A major
Liszt Piano Concerto no. 2 in A major
Rachmaninov Rhapsody Gauteng Philharmonic Orchestra
Gauteng Philharmonic Orchestra
Passionate Piazzolla
Music is the most beautiful present from a musician as it is unpretentious and pours forth from the bottom of one’s heart. Miriam Rodriguez Brüllova - guitar, Michal Cervienka - Bandoneon Roman Patkolo - Double bass Cappella Istropolitana Complete programme: 1. Piazzolla Double concerto for Guitar, Bandoneon and String Orchestra This concerto (composed in 1979) consists of three movements: introduction Milonga Tango 2. Rolf Lovland: Chaconne. Double Bass and Guitar 3. Astor Piazzolla: Night Club 1960