Mozart/ Muller - Ewig Dein MozartEnjoy the dramaturgical charm of "Ewig Dein Mozart" and simply surrender to the artist's "approach" to the genius Mozart. Because our generation would also be poorer by an infinite without Mozart. Max Mueller studied acting and singing at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Vienna as well as with Edith Nordegg, Charlotte Grubenmann and Kammersnger Walter Berry. Performance engagements have taken him to such prestigious venues as the

no praise is too high for interpretation - a most lyrical performance

ex-undertaker Brock Blennerhassett (Michael Smiley) managed to meld former vocation and fascination with cameras into a career as a "memorial photographer"-creating final studies of the deceased for their families

elegant and witty Rococo Variations

they all wrote eloquent and articulate pieces that manage to do one and the same thing

During her background research work into Chopin's oeuvre she repeatedly came across poems by French authors such as Charles Baudelaire

relatives and students can be transferred to our modern times

but Scandali's performances on a historically fitting organ give Veggio's music a new lease of life

and the finale's introduction springs a surprise worthy of the older master of the string quartet

a series of recital programs

originally released on 2 October 1995 through EMI

Michael's solo debut

spices coastal mists with exotic aromas