Tchaikovsky/ Kotova/ Fedoseyev - Kotova Plays TchaikovskyA strong and individual artist whose depth of feeling and technical control are never in doubt." (Gramophone) This lush and lovely album offers beguiling masterpieces for cello and orchestra by Russia's most revered composer played to perfection by the musical team of renowned Russian American cellist Nina Kotova, with the legendary Russian maestro Vladimir Fedoseyev leading Moscow's Tchaikovsky Symphony Orchestra all musicians who have these soulful

as the locus of romantic desire

who reprises her Oscar winning role as Minnie Castevet

augmented by the dancing feet of former John Hartford Stringband member Mark Schatz

Jesse Thomas

They also had several bass players - Blaine Vanstone

Sophie de Bardonnèche

"With this opera the German school has been enriched with a dramatic work that has to be counted as one of the most genial and magnificent of the works belonging to it

Listening to classical music again has been a revisit to my childhood days

Sierra consists of five separate pieces composed for multiple pianos

Terry Ferris

With a very generous playing time (86 minutes) there is also space on the disc for Suzuki's performances of two organ pieces by Bruhns - the larger of the two preludes in E minor

he managed over 30 more years