Lead Belly - Leadbelly 2The recordings on this Leadbelly CD were originally made for the Library of Congress in February March 1935, under the supervision of John and Alan Lomax. The bulk of the session was recorded at Wilton, Connecticut in February 1935, an area with a strong anti slavery sentiment, Wilton also served as a stop on the Underground Railroad. There is a wide selection of songs and genres of music in Leadbelly's seemingly endless repertoire, which places him

"Matricide" and the title track "In Memory" are both great semi-ballads

they explore Mozart's works as if the composer was looking over their shoulder

King Selewa / His Calypsonians - Calypso: Back to Mi Home

Dick Van Patten as Friar Tuck

featuring two staples of the flute repertoire: the Suite for orchestra no

born four years before her brother Felix

a story of two individuals helpless in the face of fascism's rise

Byrd and Farnaby

although we plead not guilty to charges of crimes against music that this compilation may or may not elicit

admired not only for his technical skill and interpretive intelligence

Among the works of fixed duration from the feedback period

Paul Schoenfield's new composition "Last Silence" picks up where "Cafe Music" left off