Various Artists - ConsolationsMaya Magub writes: "As a musician looking for consolation myself, I was reminded of the set of six Consolations for solo piano by Liszt, and the transcription of Consolation No. 3 by the great violinist Nathan Milstein. I was curious to know how the other five Consolations would sound for violin and piano, and very excited by the potential I could immediately hear as I listened to them with that in mind. This was the beginning of my adventures with

The 60 Etudes contained in this publication are those which have become classics as selected and revised by Hans von Bülow with comments and fingering

Her first Decca solo recordings are those on this release

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and is a nod back to Haydn and Mozart

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The Waiting Game was the unsung tenor saxophonist Tina Brooks' final album

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From executive producers Paul Rudd and Mariska Hargitay

Actions are symbolized through our behavioral and physical awareness