Kleos Classical Records

Dvorak: Trio In F Minor, Op. 65

Smetana: Trio in G Minor, Op. 15 Amadeus Trio: Timothy Baker, Violin, Jeffrey Solow, Cello, Marian Hahn, Piano. This is the Amadeus Trio debut recording. Proclaimed by the Los Angeles Times as "A World Class Ensemble." The St. Louis Post-Dispatch, "The Trio played with conviction and ravishing beauty." They are a Trio recognized for their brilliant virtuosity.
Total time:66:04

KL5109 16.95

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Classical Cats

Five centuries of music celebrating the "Feline Eternal." Lux Music — Period Instrument Ensemble Linda Burman-Hall, Director, Vocal Soloists.

"Time spent with cats is never wasted," Colette.

"There are two means of refuge from the miseries of life: music and cats," Albert Schweitzer.

This disc contains songs whose subject matter is cats. The songs are by Mozart, Rossini, Scarlatti, Biber, and Ciconia. All are accompanied on period instruments.
Total time:59:01

KL5110 16.95

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Concertante Chamber Players

The outstanding gifted artists of the Concertante Chamber Players perform three masterpieces of late Romanticism: the sextet version of Schoenbergs's "Verklarte Nachte," Richard Strausss' "String Sextet from Capriccio" and rare string sextet of "Metamorphosen." The recording was produced by Grammy Award winner Max Wilcox.

KL5111 16.95

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Musix of Seymour Barab

Cosmos Cantata Kurt Vonnegut, Text. Dances For Oboe and Strings, James Roe, Oboe.  Moments Macabres, Frederick Urrey, Tenor. Manhattan Chamber Orchestra, Richard Auldon Clark, Conductor. Seymour Barab, a composer known mainly for the popularity of his fairy-tale operas, has collaborated with the author, Kurt Vonnegut, who has written the text for the Cosmos Cantata. Included also on this CD are Dances For Oboe And Strings, James Roe, oboe, and Moments Macabres, Frederick Urrey, tenor, text from "The Oxford Book of Light Verse," edited by W.H. Auden.
Total time:56:26

KL5112 16.95

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Neurotic Goldfish, Alec Wilder

Manhattan Chamber Orchestra
Richard Alden Clark, Conductor
Alec Wilder has stirred great interest among classical artists who are attracted to his music because of his elegant use of form and inventive orchestration. His chamber music compositions boast entirely "new" sounds with the use of marimba, harpsichord, English horn, etc. He is well known as a composer of "pop" music, who wrote songs for such artists as Mabel Mercer, Bing Crosby, Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett and Mildred Baily, as well as influencing the jazz greats, Stan Kenton, Gerry Mulligan, Marian McPartland and others.

KL5113 16.95

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