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Stanley Myers: Cavatina (The Deer Hunter) - Piano

Cavatina, Stanley Myers' beloved theme to the film, The Deer Hunter, has here been expertly arranged for Piano solo. Cavatina, originally composed for Guitar duet, was immortalised by John Williams' Guitar solo rendition in The Deer Hunter, launching both him and the piece to worldwide fame.

Carl Maria Von Weber: The Joy Of The Hunter For (ATBB)

The Joy Of The Hunter (Huntsmen's Chorus from Der Freischutz) for ATBB and piano.

Weber, C Huntsmen's Chorus Attb And Piano (The Joy Of The Hunter)

Paul Mealor: De Profundis

Inspired by his life-long interest in chant and choral music, Paul Mealor?s De profundis pushes the boundaries of the human voice in a style synonymous with Russian orthodox music.In spring 2012 this piece sparked the 'Bass Hunter' competition - a world-wide talent search for the lowest human voice in existence. The note, an ?E? (329 Hertz), is six notes below the lowest note ever written for a choral piece (from Rachmanivov?s ?Vespers? ? a B flat), and a whole tone lower than the Guinness World Record-holder - a sung ?F sharp?. The piece has since been recorded featuring the winner of the competition, Tim Storms (Decca 3709935).

Fessor's Big City Band: Final Call

With this new 2003 recording (12 tunes/56 min.), Ole "Fessor" Lindgreen is disbanding his Big City Band after a 35-year European success story. Never content with the limitations of traditional jazz, Fessor once again makes wonderful music on this CD in his explorations of musical styles including old blues, bebop, Caribbean, Afro-Cuban and modern New Orleans rhythm & blues. Basically a "modern" traditional jazz band, the music on this CD includes a classic modern jazz composition by Charles Mingus, a basic Leadbelly blues, a sweet love song by Ivory Joe Hunter, some modern New Orleans r & b tunes and six Fessor originals.The band is made up of top Danish professionals, including both new and old Big City Band members, plus three guest artists. Violinist Kristian Jørgensen, clarinetist "Nulle " Nykjær and organist Kjeld Lauritsen are the guest soloists on the CD, making the exciting Big City Band's music even more of a pleasure to hear. The tunes average 5-6 minutes in length, giving the soloists plenty of time to really get in the groove. This is the most untraditional trad jazz you're ever going to hear - a fitting finale for Ole Lindgreen's Big City Band.

Fred Sokolow: Bawdy Blues For Fingerstyle Ukulele

The blues has always been spiced with suggestive metaphors. This collection of bawdy blues songs celebrate the off-color blues repertoire: Bessie Smith is wild about her kitchen man's turnip tops, but Bo Carter's pencil won't write no more! There's lots of variety, with songs from the 1930s, 40s and 50s; some are simple three-chord blues tunes and others have beautiful, ragtime chord changes. Fred shows you how to play accompaniment and solos for all the songs. The evocative titles include Ain't Got Nobody to Grind My Coffee (Clara Smith), She's Your Cook But She Burns My Bread Sometimes and My Pencil Won't Write No More (Bo Carter), Kitchen Man (Bessie Smith), Big Ten Inch (Bull Moose Jackson), You Can't Tell the Difference After Dark (Alberta Hunter), and the holiday perennial Let's Make Christmas Merry, Baby (Amos Milburn). You'll learn to accompany yourself singing the songs, and how to play a fingerstyle instrumental version of each one. Fred's easy-going instructional style, his tips on playing the arrangements, and his slowed-down, split-screen performances of each tune make learning easy. All the arrangements are written out in tab and music as well...both the backup and solos. 76 minutes - Level 2 - Detailed tab/music PDF file on the DVD.  DVD is region 0 playable worldwide.