Sleeve Notes: ANDRE PREVIN Few young artists can point to such consistent accomplishment in a variety of fields as Andre Previn, and perhaps no one has achieved the same level of performance. Consider: within a comparatively short space of time, … Continued
Sleeve notes: This interesting album of contrasting serenades demonstrates once again the musical skill and versatility which has placed Ron Goodwin rightfully in the top league of British and international light music. All-rounder is something of a double-edged description, implying … Continued
Sleeve notes: Here is a selection of 12 top titles from the current charts, Ballads and Pop to please all tastes in popular music. We have tried to get as near to the original sound as possible and our only … Continued
Sleeve Notes: The music of Beethoven, Bach and Brahms has been heard in many settings, but none surely more distinctive than on this album. Here such well known works as Beethoven’s ‘Song of Joy’, Bachs’ ‘Jesu Joy of Man’s Desiring’, … Continued
Sleeve notes: We have, in this album, given you a selection of romantic melodies, beautifully played on a grand piano backed by lush orchestrations. All you need to go with it is a dimly lit room, a beautiful companion and … Continued
Sleeve notes: Latin rhythms – fast, slow, brash, or moody – have long been firmly established favourites on this side of the Atlantic Ocean. I don’t know what this extra “something” is that these rhythms possess, but they’ve always intrigued … Continued
Sleeve notes: ADAMO – RICHARD ANTHONY, DIE BAMBIS – DUO DINAMICO, PINO DONAGGIO – ALTEMAR DUTRA, REX GILDO – GITTE, TULIO E. LEON – INA MARINA, PIERO SANCHO – BILLY THORPE and the AZTECS Although England and the United States … Continued
Sleeve Notes: An assortment of delectable dances of Old Vienna, in original scoring. No dance music rivals that of old Vienna in combining the most ravishing, open-hearted popular appeal with the artistry and permanence of the finest musical craft. And … Continued
Sleeve Notes: Musical comedy, is nothing to argue about; it is to be enjoyed. Musical comedy is what the public wants. It has been the most popular form of theatre in America since the turn of the century. It is … Continued
