Williams/ Callus - Bristish Music for Viola & OrchestraThe 'warm voice' of the viola has long been associated with pioneering British performers such as Lionel Tertis, for whom Vaughan Williams wrote his tuneful and elegantly crafted 'Suite.' Tertis famously rejected the score of Walton's 'Viola Concerto,' but instantly regretted his decision on hearing it's lyrical warmth and piquant blend of delicacy and bite at the premiere performed by Paul Hindemith. Howells's somber but noble 'Elegy' is a memorial

Scary Pockets

Gatemouth's swinging Texas guitar and bluesy fiddle front a powerful

Two CDs containing a quartet of albums by the country music legend

and of which recordings exist

such as broken relationships

He pursued further violin studies with Albert Pratz at The Royal Conservatory of Music (Toronto) and in New York City

who have migrated to Colorado decades ago

Szymanowski/ Bruggen-Plank/ Bruggen - Karol Szymanowski: Works for Violin & Piano

adding a new depth of sophistication and nuance to the bolero form

He became ordained and received a doctorate degree in the early 1990s

In true Blackberry Smoke fashion

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