Strauss/ Muller-Schott/ Davis - Don QuixoteDuring his long and exceptionally fruitful creative life, Richard Strauss (1864 1949) composed only a few works for the cello. Only three have survived and small as that number may seem, those cello works are critical to the composer's development. Daniel Muller Schott sees the early Sonata for cello and piano op. 6 and the late tone poem "Don Quixote" op. 35 as marking the path that was to lead Strauss within the space of a few years from Romanticism

But of course there are also new accents on "Kontra

Since the album announcement

iconic sleeve has been restored here at Be With HQ as the finishing touch to this long overdue re-issue

where he performed under the name Sonny Childe with his group The TNTs

1 for Organ and Orchestra in F Minor performed by the Latvian Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra and Talivaldis Deksnis with Tovijs Lifsics conducting

Gone Forever'

An exceptional musician

One More Train to Rob

to the new construction of high-rise buildings

Ten years after the death of Don Salvatore Pappagallo

Una Great Movie is a funny

Gotta Plow Those Tracks