By: Antonio Florio and Cappella della Pietà de\' Turchini
These three CD's are performed by Antonio Florio and the Cappella de' Turchini
who are reviving baroque music of Naples.
Reviewer: Lara
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By: Antonio Florio and Cappella della Pietà de\' Turchini
These three CD's are performed by Antonio Florio and the Cappella de’Turchini
who are reviving baroque music of Naples.
Reviewer: Lara
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By: Antonio Florio and Cappella della Pietà de' Turchini
These three CD's are performed by Antonio Florio and the Cappella de' Turchini
who are reviving baroque music of Naples.
Reviewer: Lara
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By: Young, La Monte and Zazeela, Marian
A complete 6-hour performance of La Monte Young's magnum opus for piano. Not as
good a representation as is found on the out of print Gramavision 5CD box, which was
stolen from us and which this version replaces, but still exquisitely beautiful
piano that just doesn't end. Also contains video of the performance. If you like,
you can do as I did and put it on on a Sunday afternoon playing through the stereo,
leaving the TV off, then you have the option of surprising anyone who doesn't know
that you didn't just happen to turn on the TV to a piano performance that perfectly
matches what's playing through the stereo...
Reviewer: Tommy
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By:
edited by Judith Keller and Anne Lacoste; with essays by Kenneth A. Breisch,
Bruce Wagner and Colin Westerbeck. These photographs are great, so realistic and
familiar. Simple and complex at the same time. I’m sorry I missed this exhibition
that was at the Getty, but at least we have this great catalog!
Reviewer: Laura
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By: John Coltrane
. . . where Coltrane’s journey began . . .
Reviewer: Tim
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By: Alex Baker
She’s a great graphic/graffiti/figurative/musical artist, now deceased. If you
like her, also check out Barry McGee, OsGemeos, Bill Daniel. Then look for the names
they give you -- and your journey begins.
Reviewer: Tim
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By: Eugenie Tsai
Interesting insights into one of 20th century art's best minds.
Reviewer: Tommy
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By: George Gershwin
I'd like to recommend our newest Gershwin CD, "Porgy and Bess." Gershwin is
always a classic, and that he wrote an opera when he did with this much style makes
this worth a listen.
Reviewer: Holly
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A wonderful 2 DVD set chronicling some of the most beloved film creations of this
early master. The films range from aesthetically sublime animations to live dance,
but really it all dances. There's good reason this genre has come to be known as
Visual Music.
Reviewer: Tommy
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