Goossens/ Dickson/ Seymour - ApocalypseEugene Goossens most ambitious and epic work, The Apocalypse, has had few performances since it's premiere in Sydney Town Hall in 1954. It is a grand work, full of colors and drama, and in the words of conductor Myer Fredman, "the orchestration is brilliant." This recording was made to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation in 1982. Sir Eugene Goossens was born in London. He studied music first in Bruges and

Featuring singers Chloe Agnew

46 (Polka) performed by Marian Lapsansky and Peter Toperzer

" "Heroin" And More Classics

in addition to his extensive concert tours and engagements as lecturer

the band's new self-titled release

the under-explored dynamics in relationships

This "classic" of the quartet literature is followed by a premiere recording of the first of Jean Rivier's two string quartets

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Brian Keith

Libby Koch - Tennessee Colony

He had hundreds of songs in his repertoire and would play them nightly for us in the living room

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