Crossing the Line

Crossing the Line

Crossing the Line

ASIN: B0002T2PZC

On this CD: 1. Il Convegno, divertimento for 2 clarinets & piano (or band)
Composed by Amilcare Ponchielli
with Eddie Daniels, Brad Opland, Larry Combs

2. Noodle 1 "Jumping In"
Composed by Larry Combs, Eddie Daniels
with Eddie Daniels, Larry Combs

3. Duets (6) for 2 violins, Op. 24
Composed by Ignace Joseph Pleyel
with Eddie Daniels, Larry Combs

4. Noodle 2 "Freedom"
Composed by Larry Combs, Eddie Daniels
with Eddie Daniels, Larry Combs

5. The Leblanc Suite
Composed by Gordon Goodwin
with Eddie Daniels, Larry Combs

6. Noodle 3 "Loosey Goosey"
Composed by Gordon Goodwin
with Eddie Daniels, Larry Combs

7. Work(s) Sonata for Two Flutes: II. Cantabile
Composed by Wilhelm Friedemann Bach
with Eddie Daniels, Larry Combs

8. Jazz Fantasy, for 2 clarinets
Composed by William O. Smith
with Eddie Daniels, Larry Combs

9. Noodle 4 "Blue Noodle"
Composed by Larry Combs, Eddie Daniels
with Eddie Daniels, Larry Combs

10. Hallucinations
Composed by Bud Powell
with Daniels-Combs Jazz Quintet, Eddie Daniels, Larry Combs

11. We Will Meet Again
Composed by Bill Evans
with Daniels-Combs Jazz Quintet, Eddie Daniels, Larry Combs

12. Blue Monk
Composed by Thelonious Monk
with Daniels-Combs Jazz Quintet, Eddie Daniels, Larry Combs

13. André de Sapato Novo
Composed by Andre Victor Correa
with Daniels-Combs Jazz Quintet, Eddie Daniels, Larry Combs

Editorial Reviews
Product Description
Crossing The Line is a labor of love. It's about two guys having fun, adding totally free improvistions between several selections. Larry Combs and Eddie Daniels are legendary masters of their craft. Combs, aside from being one of the best orchestral clarinetists in the world, is a fine jazz player. He played with Chuck Mangione before joining the Chicago Symphony.

From "Ponchielli," (featuring the Chicago String Quintet) and the Pleyel duets to Gordon Goodwin's "Leblanc Suite" and William O. Smith's "Jazz Fantasy" this is a serious musical joyride!

Crossing the Line,Eddie Daniels,Larry Combs,Wilhelm Friedemann Bach,Larry / Daniels, Eddie Combs,Andre Victor Correa,Bill Evans,Gordon Goodwin,Thelonious Monk,Ignace Joseph Pleyel,Amilcare Ponchielli,Bud Powell,William O. Smith,Brad Opland,Daniels-Combs Jazz Quintet,Summit(Classical),Chamber,Chamber Music,Clarinet Solo/Sonata,Duo for Two String Instruments,Hard Bop,Jazz,Miscellaneous,Miscellaneous Music,Pop,Unknown Genre/Unspecified Instrumentation
Crossing the Invisible Line
Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
  • They're as great in person as they are on CD
  • Outstanding!
  • Wow!
  • Absolutely Brilliant!!!
  • Amazing group
Crossing the Invisible Line
Buddahead
Manufacturer: Sanctuary Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0001Z36TG
Release Date: 2004-05-04

Tracks:

  1. When I Fall
  2. Holding Me Back
  3. Chains
  4. Strong
  5. Broken
  6. (You) Take It All Away
  7. Invisible
  8. How Does It Feel?
  9. Disappear
  10. Turn Away
  11. Outside

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars They're as great in person as they are on CD.......2005-06-16

Over the years, I've come across many bands and artists that are extremely talented - on the cd, that is, but not live. However, Buddahead is not one of them. I've seen them in person live at a small cafe here in Philadelphia and they are nothing less than amazing! After the show, my friends and I approached them and they were very friendly. Many bands who have a "cd out" are way too arrogant and self-centered to even talk to fans like me and like I said, Buddahead's not one of them. If you have the time, check them out on Myspace (http://www.myspace.com/buddahead) and go to one of their live shows! The one I went to was free, but even if there was a fee, it would've been worth it.

5 out of 5 stars Outstanding!.......2005-05-21

Anyone who is interested in this album and is not sure whether to buy it or not: You have to buy it! You won't regret it. Raman aka Buddahead is an outstanding artist, as well as his band. They are on their road to becoming one of the best well known bands out there. Buddahead's voice is strong, energetic, and filled with deep emotion, and the lyrics are amazing. I've had the pleasure to see him perform live, and trust me, it's a rewarding experience. BUY IT! BUY IT! You don't know what you're missing out!

5 out of 5 stars Wow!.......2004-08-09

Mind blowing. Absolutely beautiful! What a voice?! What music!! Check it out everyone, you don't know what you're missing!I am UK based and bought my copy from this site a couple of weeks ago. I haven't stopped listening and already know all the songs for a good hearty sing-along!

5 out of 5 stars Absolutely Brilliant!!!.......2004-06-05

This is without a doubt one of the best pop rock albums ever put out. There is something sooooooo comfortable, yet deliciously inventive about these well-crafted, multi-faceted songs. The vocals are superb. The instrumentation flawless. You'll certainly find yourself singing along to some tunes, while at other times getting lost in thought and wondering how you managed to survive this long without the wonderfulness that is Buddahead.
Do yourself a solid and pick this up immediately.

5 out of 5 stars Amazing group.......2004-06-02

I haven't bought this CD yet but I will soon, promise. So far I have the group's demos and have heard most of the songs on this disk, and I must say that Buddahead totally rocks. Really beautiful sounds and melodies, and absolutely amazing onstage. I'm glad I got to see them in as intimate a setting as The Quiet Storm in Pittsburgh last fall. It was certainly a memorable, special experience.
Crossing the Line
Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
  • GREAT BUY!
Crossing the Line

Manufacturer: Summit(Classical)
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

DuetsDuets | Chamber Music | Classical | Styles | Music
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ASIN: B0002T2PZC
Release Date: 2004-09-07

Tracks:

  1. Il Convegno, Divertimento For Two Clarinets And String Quintet
  2. Noodle 1: Jumping In
  3. Original Duos: Allegro
  4. Original Duos: Andante Grazioso
  5. Original Duos: Variazioni
  6. Original Duos: Rondo
  7. Noodle 2 'Freedom'
  8. The Leblanc Suite: With Humor
  9. The Leblanc Suite: Ballad
  10. The Leblanc Suite: Ragtime
  11. Noodle 3 'Loosey Goosey'
  12. Sonata: For Two Flutes: MVT. II -Cantabile
  13. Jazz Fantasy: For Two Clarinets: Slow
  14. Jazz Fantasy: For Two Clarinets: Moderate
  15. Jazz Fantasy: For Two Clarinets: Slow
  16. Jazz Fantasy: For Two Clarinets: Fast
  17. Jazz Fantasy: For Two Clarinets: Slow
  18. Noodle 4: 'Blue Noodle'
  19. Hallucinations
  20. We Will Meet Again
  21. Blue Monk
  22. Andre De Sapato Novo

Album Description

Crossing The Line is a labor of love. It's about two guys having fun, adding totally free improvistions between several selections. Larry Combs and Eddie Daniels are legendary masters of their craft. Combs, aside from being one of the best orchestral clarinetists in the world, is a fine jazz player. He played with Chuck Mangione before joining the Chicago Symphony.

From "Ponchielli," (featuring the Chicago String Quintet) and the Pleyel duets to Gordon Goodwin's "Leblanc Suite" and William O. Smith's "Jazz Fantasy" this is a serious musical joyride!

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars GREAT BUY!.......2005-06-24

I recently met Eddie Daniels and Larry Combs at the Oklahoma University Clarinet Symposium and WOW! They are both amazing characters at what they do. First off, Larry Combs is a classical clarinetist who has been Principle Clarinet in the Chicago Symphony since the early 70's. Eddie Daneils is a Jazz Clarinet player, but yet he still plays classical just as well as Larry Combs. Well, Larry and Eddie met eachother at a Clarinet Convention MANY years ago, and since then they have been great friends. These people are LEGENDARY! They will be in the clarinet recording archives probably until the day I die, which will be a looong time. This album is worth the the money, I suggest it for anyone who is a fan of EITHER or BOTH of these fabulous clarinetists. The Duos by Ignaz Pleytel are phenominol! They are beautiful! And whats even funnier is they play noodles, which is unedited made up on the spot music, which makes the whole experience even more interesting because they just follow each other with whatever they can come up with on the spot. Buy this album if you are a clarinetist, you won't regret it!
Crossing the Line
Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
  • Awesome album!
  • Worth its weight, worth the wait!
  • Pleasingly Soulful
  • THE BOMB JAZZ C.D. OF THIS DECADE ACCORDING TO ME
  • Soul for soul conoisseurs
Crossing the Line
Nicolas Bearde
Manufacturer: Right Groove Rekkids
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00000DMO2
Release Date: 1999-01-26

Tracks:

  1. Can We Pretend
  2. Lady Love
  3. Crossing The Line
  4. Say You Love Me
  5. Love Of My Life
  6. Color Blind
  7. Miracle Lover
  8. Never Let Me Go
  9. (And) It All Goes 'Round And 'Round

Album Description

A delicious blend of mellow, old-school Jazz and Rhythm & Blues in a contemporary format that truly blurs the lines between the genres. Earthy, honest and eloquent, the songs carry on in the tradition of the greats such as Marvin Gaye and Jon Lucien with a just a touch of blues mixed in.

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars Awesome album!.......2004-05-29

How can you get enough of this amazing album? Bearde's voice is a combination of sensuous and penetrating--why have we not heard more from him?

I shared one of the songs (Miracle Lover) with a friend in Paris, who asked me to send more! So I am sending a copy to her.

5 out of 5 stars Worth its weight, worth the wait!.......2003-05-02

CORRECTION: My apologies to anyone who saw my previous "star" rating for this CD; I ACCIDENTALLY gave it only two stars. I definitely meant to give it FIVE. So, here is the correction, and my comment, now that I've had a couple of weeks more to listen to it, is that it is SUPERB! It has tracks that remind me, of course, of Bill Withers and Jon Lucien. But, I also hear a little Luther, and the Whispers, and - I don't know, maybe even some James Moody or Billy Eckstine. There are that many styles on this CD.

It actually took me over three years to get my hands on this CD. I first started paying attention to it around 1999, which was kind of late to look for it in record stores - so I couldn't find it. After a while, I stopped looking, until recently when I was having heavy thoughts about that special lady it always reminded me of. I was looking for a Masekela CD on Amazon.com, when I decided: "hey, why not take another shot at Nicolas Bearde" and there it was. I bought it immediately, received it fast, and I can't stop playing it. I alternate between putting different songs on repeat mode - so many beautifully inspiring numbers to listen to. It was well worth the wait and the price.

5 out of 5 stars Pleasingly Soulful.......2002-07-04

What a great way to start any session! Soulful stirrings of yester-year. Love inspiring songs geared to the ears of true connoisseurs of excellent music! What a musical treat for us old school folks! If your're looking for smooth, silky stylistic impressions, look no further. Put this on, sit back and visualize!

5 out of 5 stars THE BOMB JAZZ C.D. OF THIS DECADE ACCORDING TO ME.......2001-05-21

HELLO PEOPLE I HOPE YOU BUY THIS C.D. BECAUSE ITS ONE OF THE BEST JAZZ C.D.'S I HAVE HEARD AND ON MY SHELF

IF YOU LIKE THE MORNING CONTEMPORARY JAZZ BEFORE YOU GO TO WORK OR ON A SUNDAY MORNING WITH YOUR WIFE IS THE BEST THING TO LISTEN TO

BUY THIS AT ALL MEANS YOU WILL NEVER REGRET IT...

TOOTHPICK

5 out of 5 stars Soul for soul conoisseurs.......1999-04-25

Quality music and probably one of the best albums of mid-tempo soul out now. Original words with real musicians moving away from stereotypical sound which so much infiltrates soul music. A definite must for the real connoisseurs. You will not be disappointed.
Crossing The Line
Average customer rating: Not rated
    Crossing The Line

    Manufacturer: Musea
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

    GeneralGeneral | Rock | Styles | Music
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    ASIN: B0000E3J7I
    Release Date: 2003-10-06

    Tracks:

    1. Preface
    2. Mahzun Gr
    3. Mystic Dance
    4. Misfortune
    5. Landscape
    6. Visions
    7. Without Stir
    8. Hayal Dolu GI
    9. Postface

    Album Description

    ASIA MINOR is a French Progressive rock band, led by two Turkish students, settled in Paris: Setrak BAKIREL (Vocals, bass & guitar), and Eril TEKELI (Flute, bass & guitar). Their music reveal influences such as KING CRIMSON's "In The Court Of The Crimson King", JETHRO TULL's "Stand Up", FOCUS, or JADE WARRIOR's first albums. Their brilliant Progressive rock is deeply mixed with rythms and atmospheres from traditional Turkey's music. "Crossing The Line" (1979) and "Between Flesh And Divine" (1981) are generally considered as one of the best international success for the genre. Beautiful themes, strong and original, are intricated with subtle arrangements, enhanced by a nostalgic and soulful singing. Flute's nervous and airy parts underline guitar's raucous or lyrical notes. A melancholic and sometimes furious music, with texts mainly written in English (And Turkish sometimes). To be rediscovered !
    Bela Bartok: Mikrokosmos
    Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
    • The slender difference that makes the great difference!
    Bela Bartok: Mikrokosmos
    Bela Bartok , and Gyorgy Sandor
    Manufacturer: Sony
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

    GeneralGeneral | Bartók, Béla | ( B ) | Featured Composers, A-Z | Classical | Styles | Music
    ImprovisationImprovisation | Forms & Genres | Classical | Styles | Music
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    ASIN: B0000028MQ
    Release Date: 1993-02-09

    Tracks:

    1. Mikrokosmos: Volume 1 - 1-6. Six Unison Melodies
    2. Mikrokosmos: Volume 1 - 7. Dotted Notes
    3. Mikrokosmos: Volume 1 - 8. Repetition (1)
    4. Mikrokosmos: Volume 1 - 9. Syncopation (1)
    5. Mikrokosmos: Volume 1 - 10. With Alternate Hands
    6. Mikrokosmos: Volume 1 - 11. Parallel Motion
    7. Mikrokosmos: Volume 1 - 12. Reflection
    8. Mikrokosmos: Volume 1 - 13. Change of Position
    9. Mikrokosmos: Volume 1 - 14. Question and Answer
    10. Mikrokosmos: Volume 1 - 15. Village Song
    11. Mikrokosmos: Volume 1 - 16. Parallel Motion with Change of Position
    12. Mikrokosmos: Volume 1 - 17. Contrary Motion (1)
    13. Mikrokosmos: Volume 1 - 18-21. Four Unison Melodies
    14. Mikrokosmos: Volume 1 - 22. Imitation and Counterpoint
    15. Mikrokosmos: Volume 1 - 23. Imitation and Inversion
    16. Mikrokosmos: Volume 1 - 24. Pastorale
    17. Mikrokosmos: Volume 1 - 25. Imitation and Inversion (2)
    18. Mikrokosmos: Volume 1 - 26. Repetition (2)
    19. Mikrokosmos: Volume 1 - 27. Syncopation (2)
    20. Mikrokosmos: Volume 1 - 28. Canon at the Octave
    21. Mikrokosmos: Volume 1 - 29. Imitation Reflected
    22. Mikrokosmos: Volume 1 - 30. Canon at the Lower Fifth
    23. Mikrokosmos: Volume 1 - 31. Dance in Canon Form
    24. Mikrokosmos: Volume 1 - 32. In Dorian Mode
    25. Mikrokosmos: Volume 1 - 33. Slow Dance
    26. Mikrokosmos: Volume 1 - 34. In Phrygian Mode
    27. Mikrokosmos: Volume 1 - 35. Chorale
    28. Mikrokosmos: Volume 1 - 36. Free Canon
    29. Mikrokosmos: Volume 2 - 37. In Lydian Mode
    30. Mikrokosmos: Volume 2 - 38. Staccato and Legato (1)
    31. Mikrokosmos: Volume 2 - 39. Staccato and Legato (canon)
    32. Mikrokosmos: Volume 2 - 40. In Yugoslav Style
    33. Mikrokosmos: Volume 2 - 41. Melody with Accompaniment
    34. Mikrokosmos: Volume 2 - 42. Accompaniment in Broken Triads
    35. Mikrokosmos: Volume 2 - 43. In Hungarian Style
    36. Mikrokosmos: Volume 2 - 44. Contrary Motion (2)
    37. Mikrokosmos: Volume 2 - 45. Meditation
    38. Mikrokosmos: Volume 2 - 46. Increasing-Diminishing
    39. Mikrokosmos: Volume 2 - 47. Country Fair
    40. Mikrokosmos: Volume 2 - 48. In Mixolydian Mode
    41. Mikrokosmos: Volume 2 - 49. Crescendo-Diminuendo
    42. Mikrokosmos: Volume 2 - 50. Minuetto
    43. Mikrokosmos: Volume 2 - 51. Waves
    44. Mikrokosmos: Volume 2 - 52. Unison Divided
    45. Mikrokosmos: Volume 2 - 53. In Transylvanian Style
    46. Mikrokosmos: Volume 2 - 54. Chromatics
    47. Mikrokosmos: Volume 2 - 55. Triplets in Lydian Mode
    48. Mikrokosmos: Volume 2 - 56. Melody in Tenths
    49. Mikrokosmos: Volume 2 - 57. Accents
    50. Mikrokosmos: Volume 2 - 58. In Oriental Style
    51. Mikrokosmos: Volume 2 - 59. Major and Minor
    52. Mikrokosmos: Volume 2 - 60. Canon with Sustained Notes
    53. Mikrokosmos: Volume 2 - 61. Pentatonic Melody
    54. Mikrokosmos: Volume 2 - 62. Minor Sixths in Parallel Motion
    55. Mikrokosmos: Volume 2 - 63. Buzzing
    56. Mikrokosmos: Volume 2 - 64. Line Against Point (a & b)
    57. Mikrokosmos: Volume 2 - 65. Dialogue
    58. Mikrokosmos: Volume 2 - 66. Melody Divided
    59. Mikrokosmos: Volume 3 - 67. Thirds Against a Single Voice
    60. Mikrokosmos: Volume 3 - 68. Hungarian Dance
    61. Mikrokosmos: Volume 3 - 69. Study in Chords
    62. Mikrokosmos: Volume 3 - 70. Melody against Double Notes
    63. Mikrokosmos: Volume 3 - 71. Thirds
    64. Mikrokosmos: Volume 3 - 72. Dragon's Dance
    65. Mikrokosmos: Volume 3 - 73. Sixths and Triads
    66. Mikrokosmos: Volume 3 - 74. Hungarian Matchmaking Song (a & b)
    67. Mikrokosmos: Volume 3 - 75. Triplets
    68. Mikrokosmos: Volume 3 - 76. In Three Parts
    69. Mikrokosmos: Volume 3 - 77. Little Study
    70. Mikrokosmos: Volume 3 - 78. Five-Tone Scale
    71. Mikrokosmos: Volume 3 - 79. Hommage a J.S.B.
    72. Mikrokosmos: Volume 3 - 80. Hommage a R. Sch.
    73. Mikrokosmos: Volume 3 - 81. Wandering
    74. Mikrokosmos: Volume 3 - 82. Scherzo
    75. Mikrokosmos: Volume 3 - 83. Melody with Interruptions
    76. Mikrokosmos: Volume 3 - 84. Merriment
    77. Mikrokosmos: Volume 3 - 85. Broken Chords
    78. Mikrokosmos: Volume 3 - 86. Two Major Pentachords
    79. Mikrokosmos: Volume 3 - 87. Variations
    80. Mikrokosmos: Volume 3 - 88. Duet for Pipes
    81. Mikrokosmos: Volume 3 - 89. In Four Parts (1)
    82. Mikrokosmos: Volume 3 - 90. In Russian Style
    83. Mikrokosmos: Volume 3 - 91. Chromatic Invention (2)
    84. Mikrokosmos: Volume 3 - 92. Chromatic Invention (2)
    85. Mikrokosmos: Volume 3 - 93. In Four Parts (2)
    86. Mikrokosmos: Volume 3 - 94. Once Upon a Time...
    87. Mikrokosmos: Volume 3 - 95. Fox Song (a & b)
    88. Mikrokosmos: Volume 3 - 96. Jolts

    Tracks:

    1. Mikrokosmos: Volume 4 - 97. Notturno
    2. Mikrokosmos: Volume 4 - 98. Thumbs Under
    3. Mikrokosmos: Volume 4 - 99. Hands Crossing
    4. Mikrokosmos: Volume 4 - 100. In Folk Song Style
    5. Mikrokosmos: Volume 4 - 101. Diminished Fifth
    6. Mikrokosmos: Volume 4 - 102. Harmonics
    7. Mikrokosmos: Volume 4 - 103. Minor and Major
    8. Mikrokosmos: Volume 4 - 104. Wandering through the Keys (a & b)
    9. Mikrokosmos: Volume 4 - 105. Game (with two five-tone scales)
    10. Mikrokosmos: Volume 4 - 106. Children's Song
    11. Mikrokosmos: Volume 4 - 107. Melody in the Mist
    12. Mikrokosmos: Volume 4 - 108. Wrestling
    13. Mikrokosmos: Volume 4 - 109. From the Island of Bali
    14. Mikrokosmos: Volume 4 - 110. And the Sounds Clash and Clang
    15. Mikrokosmos: Volume 4 - 111. Intermezzo
    16. Mikrokosmos: Volume 4 - 112. Variations on a Folk Tune
    17. Mikrokosmos: Volume 4 - 113. Bulgarian Rhythm (1)
    18. Mikrokosmos: Volume 4 - 114. Theme and Inversion
    19. Mikrokosmos: Volume 4 - 115. Bulgarian Rhythm (2)
    20. Mikrokosmos: Volume 4 - 116. Song
    21. Mikrokosmos: Volume 4 - 117. Bouree
    22. Mikrokosmos: Volume 4 - 118. Triplets in 9 8 Time
    23. Mikrokosmos: Volume 4 - 119. Triplets in 3 4 Time
    24. Mikrokosmos: Volume 4 - 120. Triads
    25. Mikrokosmos: Volume 4 - 121. Two-part Study
    26. Mikrokosmos: Volume 5 - 122. Chords Together in Opposition
    27. Mikrokosmos: Volume 5 - 123. Staccato and Legato (2) (a & b)
    28. Mikrokosmos: Volume 5 - 124. Staccato
    29. Mikrokosmos: Volume 5 - 125. Boating
    30. Mikrokosmos: Volume 5 - 126. Change of Time
    31. Mikrokosmos: Volume 5 - 127. New Hungarian Folk Song
    32. Mikrokosmos: Volume 5 - 128. Stamping Dance
    33. Mikrokosmos: Volume 5 - 129. Alternating Thirds
    34. Mikrokosmos: Volume 5 - 130. Village Joke
    35. Mikrokosmos: Volume 5 - 131. Fourths
    36. Mikrokosmos: Volume 5 - 132. Major Seconds Broken and Together
    37. Mikrokosmos: Volume 5 - 133. Syncopation (3)
    38. Mikrokosmos: Volume 5 - 134. Studies in Double Notes (a, b & c)
    39. Mikrokosmos: Volume 5 - 135. Perpetual Motion
    40. Mikrokosmos: Volume 5 - 136. Whole-tone Scales
    41. Mikrokosmos: Volume 5 - 137. Unison
    42. Mikrokosmos: Volume 5 - 138. Bagpipe Music
    43. Mikrokosmos: Volume 5 - 139. Jack-in-the-Box
    44. Mikrokosmos: Volume 6 - 140. Free Variations
    45. Mikrokosmos: Volume 6 - 141. Subject and Reflection
    46. Mikrokosmos: Volume 6 - 142. From the Diary of a Fly
    47. Mikrokosmos: Volume 6 - 143. Divided Arpeggios
    48. Mikrokosmos: Volume 6 - 144. Minor Seconds, Major Sevenths
    49. Mikrokosmos: Volume 6 - 145. Chromatic Invention (3) (a &b)
    50. Mikrokosmos: Volume 6 - 146. Ostinato
    51. Mikrokosmos: Volume 6 - 147. March
    52. Mikrokosmos: Volume 6 - 148. Six Dances in Bulgarian Rhythm (1)
    53. Mikrokosmos: Volume 6 - 149. Six Dances in Bulgarian Rhythm (2)
    54. Mikrokosmos: Volume 6 - 150. Six Dances in Bulgarian Rhythm (3)
    55. Mikrokosmos: Volume 6 - 151. Six Dances in Bulgarian Rhythm (4)
    56. Mikrokosmos: Volume 6 - 152. Six Dances in Bulgarian Rhythm (5)
    57. Mikrokosmos: Volume 6 - 153. Six Dance in Bulgarian Rhythm (6)

    Amazon.com essential recording

    Bartók's Mikrokosmos ("Little World") essentially comprises 153 teaching pieces, divided into six books of progressive difficulty. These works make ideal vehicles for budding piano students who are ready to face the myriad challenges of 20th-century keyboard music. They also reveal the kernels of the Hungarian composer's uncompromising compositional style. György Sándor was a piano pupil of Bartók's, and his fluid, perceptive playing is unfailingly idiomatic, from the simple, canon-like exercises at the start to the demanding Six Dances in Bulgarian Rhythm that crown the cycle. The mono engineering is thin but acceptable. Suffice it to say that the composer would have been proud of what his pupil achieves here. --Jed Distler

    Customer Reviews:

    5 out of 5 stars The slender difference that makes the great difference!.......2006-09-29

    At the actual moments it's hard to find out that unusual and missed way of play Bartok with these well known dissonant inflections, for all of us who had the immense privilege to watch this legendary pianist twice in Caracas in the seventies and eighties. To this reviewer, it will be absolutely impossible to forget his egregious presence and powering [...], steeled phrasing hovered by that special reverberation and acidic lyricism at the moment to play Out of doors that cold night of December 9, 1982.

    Without another intention in mind, but intending to illustrate and motive the newcomer listener, I would say that in just few counted occasions (Richter and Prokoviev, Ravel and Cortot) there has been such chemical rapport between composer and performer.

    At least in my case, I have not heard about any other pianist able to sound so sarcastic, reverberating and genuinely Hungarian as Gyorgy Sandor did it.

    So I really hope you to keep in mind all these previous considerations at the moment to make this wise choice. Go for this record without any shadow of doubt.

    This album is now part of the mythic legend of the treasures for keyboard.

    No other pianist will sound so astonishingly as Sandor does.

    Crossing The Line (aka The Big Man - 1990 Film)
    Average customer rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars
    • Big Scottish cliche
    • Graced By A Nobel Actor
    • The Big Mang
    • Bare-knuckled ROCKY
    Crossing The Line (aka The Big Man - 1990 Film)

    Manufacturer: Varese Sarabande
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

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    ASIN: B000003TEM
    Release Date: 1991-10-08

    Tracks:

    1. Running in the Park
    2. Main Titles
    3. Beth Says "No"
    4. Road Training 1
    5. Road Training 3
    6. Rain in Gobi Desert
    7. Journey to Fight
    8. Round Four
    9. Road Training 2
    10. Wasteland
    11. Round One
    12. Round Two
    13. Round Six
    14. "There's Blood on That Money"
    15. Danny Runs Home
    16. End Titles

    Customer Reviews:

    2 out of 5 stars Big Scottish cliche.......2005-09-15

    Boy, was this movie by the numbers. Liams character was a pussy most of the time. Cutty (his boxing opponent) was far too stoic considering he was thoroughly screwed by the end of the film. The "bad" guy acted really, really, badly. He was like some confused game show host. The end of the movie sucked really badly, too. The movie might have been salvaged if Liams character had used his loot to bribe an army of drug crazed Columbians to besiege the "bad guys" faux castle, force him to OD on his coke, then celebrate with all of the deprived local townspeople in a drug crazed orgy. Instead the film ended with Liams character being celebrated as some half-ass, soon to be deceased, loser "hero". I hated this movie.

    5 out of 5 stars Graced By A Nobel Actor.......2005-07-28

    Liam Neeson is, above all, a brilliant performer. He dominates every scene that he appears in. Truly a living legend!

    3 out of 5 stars The Big Mang.......2004-01-23

    This was a good movie starring Liam Neeson, and Val Kilmer's wife who also starred in Willo as Sorcia. Sorry, don't remember her name.
    Neeson is an out of work miner in Scotland who cannot get another job due to his criminal/political record. His so-called "friend" introduces him to a business "gentleman" and they convince him to participate in an illegal bare-knuckle fight for money. Neeson believes the money is worth it when he gets an advance on his pay but his wife doesn't trust where the money came from and takes the kids to her parent's house leaving Neeson in the care of his so-called friend and the business "gentleman".
    What you shall witness must be the bloodiest, brutal fight ever shown in a movie due to the superb makeup job and camera angles. There's nothing flashy or glorious about this fight. The sound effects and everything looks very real. Hell, I even started to feel nervous for Neeson as he's walking down the corridor to the fight due to the music. You may even feel sorry for the dirty Cutty (Neeson's opponent) once you see the damage he sustains, as they both take an enormous amount of punishment from eachother. If you'd just like to see what the fight is like, you can see it on the "Ultimate Fight DVD" which should be at your local Blockbuster, but I suggest you just buy this movie instead.
    There was an ulterior motive for the fight taking place, not just money either so find out the true reason and if Neeson gets his wife and kids back. Give the movie a try

    4 out of 5 stars Bare-knuckled ROCKY.......2003-01-10

    I knew Liam could act but boy can he fight (he actually did fight in his pre-acting days--that's where he got the broken nose). This movie is about a mobster who hears about the 'Big Man', Danny Schuler (Neeson) who has a reputation for being a fierce competitor. Danny is a redundant Scottish mine worker who accepts the money for fighting bare-knuckled for the mobster. If you have never seen a bare-knuckle fight, it is much more brutal than one fought with gloves. Be prepared to see lots of blood! After the big fight, Danny finally makes some good choices--I especially like the scene when Schuler visits his opponent in the hospital and does the 'right thing'. Liam Neeson is a born actor and this movie shows how good he was even early in his career. Try it!
    Crossing the Line
    Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
    • from Solo Piano Publications
    • Amazing
    • Awesome
    Crossing the Line
    John Polito
    Manufacturer: Seventh Wave
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

    GeneralGeneral | Jazz | Styles | Music
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    ASIN: B00004SGB2
    Release Date: 2000-03-01

    Tracks:

    1. Euphoria
    2. Spanish Rain
    3. Time and Space
    4. Aurora Alegre
    5. Walk in the Clouds
    6. Union
    7. In Motion
    8. Heaven Knows
    9. Safe Passage
    10. Home

    Album Description

    At times elegantly sensual, often energetically upbeat with a decidedly modern feeling, Crossing the Line is a soothing and exciting exploration of mood, melody, and rhythm that somehow manages to be relaxing and energizing simultaneously. John Polito's debut instrumental album is a marriage of traditional classical training and an instinctive feel for melodic jazz, enriched and enlivened by cross-cultural influences and global awareness. A union of tranquil and euphoric moods, contemporary jazz and other complementary genres, traditional background and improvisational instinct, Crossing the Line is quite a journey; like any maiden voyage into new territory, it will leave you breathless, but ultimately at home.

    Band Members:
    John Polito - piano and keyboards
    Ramiro Belgardt - cello
    Charlie Bisharat - violin
    Martin Florez - drums and percussion
    Doug Lunn - bass
    Andy Abad - guitar
    Joe Nazzaretta - soprano/tenor sax
    Paul Witt - lead/solo trumpet
    Paul Salvo - trumpet
    David Ryan - trombone

    Customer Reviews:

    5 out of 5 stars from Solo Piano Publications.......2001-08-29

    John Polito's debut recording is a fascinating blend of musical genres, mixing jazz, Latin, new age, and classical styles into a complex portrait of what promises to be an important emerging artist. Backed by an impressive ensemble that includes Doug Lunn on bass, Ramiro Belgardt on cello, and Charlie Bisharat on violin (only one track, darn it!) John Polito's composing and playing ranges are amazing. "Euphoria" and "Aurora Alegre" will have you up and dancing, while the gorgeous "Union" and "Heaven Knows" will elicit gentle sighs. I often find that albums I like immediately wear thin after a few listens, but this one just keeps getting better. The music is immediately accessible, but complex enough to keep unfolding as you get deeper into the music. My favorite pieces are those with Polito's piano and Ramiro Belgardt's cello. "Union" and "Heaven Knows" are in a classical/new agey style. Cello and piano is such a sensuous combination, and these two pieces bring out the best of both instruments and their expressiveness. The album is worth the price for these two songs alone, but the rest of the album is also great! "Time and Space" is almost ambient in the floating feel of Polito's piano and synth. Belgardt enters with his soulful cello, giving the piece a smooth and soothing solidity. "Aurora Alegre" is the most "Latin" of this collection, and is a toe-tapper. Charlie Bisharat gives his signature violin playing to "In Motion", probably the most abstract of the pieces. Very free, with an improvised feeling, this would be a great piece to see performed live. "Walk in the Clouds" reminds me a bit of Suzanne Ciani, who gave her endorsement for this CD. "Home" is a gentle, cozy piano solo that closes the CD in a very peaceful way. Highly recommended!

    5 out of 5 stars Amazing.......2000-09-22

    If you like David Benoit, you'll love this CD. It's very classy contemporary jazz. Every song has a different mood, and each one is amazing. There is not one song that is less than astonishing, which is pretty unusual. This CD is really great to listen to when you want to relax or be inspired.

    5 out of 5 stars Awesome.......2000-06-25

    This CD provides great listening music for all ages. It has enough different flavors of music on one disc, that you don't get bored listening to the same type of songs. This CD can make you stand up and dance and also make you sit back and enjoy the soft sounds with your friends or over a candle light dinner with your significant other. Anyway you look at it, it is absolutely awesome, there's not much more I can say.
    Crossing the Line
    Average customer rating: Not rated
      Crossing the Line
      Asia Minor
      Manufacturer: Musea Records France
      ProductGroup: Music
      Binding: Audio CD

      GeneralGeneral | Rock | Styles | Music
      Progressive RockProgressive Rock | Progressive | Rock | Styles | Music
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      ASIN: B00004VA00
      Release Date: 2006-06-01

      Tracks:

      1. Preface
      2. Mahzun Gozler
      3. Mystic Dance
      4. Misfortune
      5. Landscape
      6. Visions
      7. Without Stir
      8. Hayal Dolu Gunler Icin
      9. Postface
      Crossing the Line
      Average customer rating: Not rated
        Crossing the Line
        MVP (Mike Vescera Project)
        Manufacturer: Avalon
        ProductGroup: Music
        Binding: Audio CD

        GeneralGeneral | Rock | Styles | Music
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        ASIN: B000666WX2
        Release Date: 2004-12-27

        Tracks:

        1. Between Heaven & Hell
        2. Vicious Circle
        3. No Way Out
        4. (When You're) Crying
        5. Crossing The Line
        6. Judgement Day
        7. Edge Of Denial
        8. False Hope
        9. Make Your Move
        10. Artificial World
        11. Wrecking Ball
        12. Thrill Of It All (Bonus Track)

        Album Description

        Japanese pressing of 2004 album has earliest release & includes one bonus track 'False Hope'. Avalon.

        Album Details

        Japanese Release featuring a Bonus Track
        Crossing The Line
        Average customer rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
        • One of my all-time favorite CD's
        • Eclectic, surprising and good for the soul
        Crossing The Line
        Garr Lange
        Manufacturer: Sentry Records
        ProductGroup: Music
        Binding: Audio CD

        GeneralGeneral | Country | Styles | Music
        GeneralGeneral | Folk | Styles | Music
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        ASIN: B0000C8629
        Release Date: 2003-08-16

        Tracks:

        1. Everything She Does
        2. Crossing the Line
        3. Red Hot
        4. Not Gonna Cry
        5. Bulletin
        6. One Thin Dime
        7. On Borrowed Time
        8. Stunned by Love
        9. Can't Quit That
        10. Cobblestones
        11. Fire All Your Guns
        12. Dim the Light

        Album Description

        Garr Lange's new CD on Sentry Records, "Crossing the Line", is an artistically and skillfully woven collection of twelve songs that is powerful in content and performance. His unique and soulful styling, grounded in American roots music, will make this album a must buy for anyone looking for a new and fresh "sound". Born and raised in Washington State, Garr has come back home to launch this new direction in his career. Produced by Paul Speer in Seattle, "Crossing the Line" features some of the city's finest session artists, and may break new ground for this kind of approach in a city better known for its alternative rock.

        Garr's songwriting and vocal prowess are immediate and catch the listening ear. The songs build dramatically from beginning to end, and tell stories with an honest emotion, rare in music today. His crossover approach will make this CD appeal to a wide audience. Garr Lange is a major voice with the production values and the musicianship on this album to match. "Crossing the Line" will be a force inside the industry, you watch. Listen, promote and enjoy

        Customer Reviews:

        5 out of 5 stars One of my all-time favorite CD's.......2006-06-24

        If you've never heard, or heard of Garr Lange then you're in for a real treat if you like soulful passionate songs and vocals. Garr can sing with the best of them and his songs don't all sound alike like many other artists. His styling is truly unique. I've had Crossing the Line for awhile now and it never gets old. It's one album where you can listen over and over and find something new upon each listening. His songs have a mature depth to them. So in short order, Mr. Lange is a singer/songwriter who should be at the top of the Billboard charts...if only somebody could peg his styling as this or that. That's his saving grace. He can deliver any kind of song he wants to...and does. A great artist.

        4 out of 5 stars Eclectic, surprising and good for the soul.......2005-03-19

        Don't quite know where to place the style on this cd - is it folk? is it country? is it easy-listening? is it rock waiting to break free? Whatever it is, it was a nice surprise and the music grows on you with each new listen. The surprise last song on the cd, which isn't credited, but appears to be an off-the-cuff last minute add on is an accoustic gem with lots of heart and a great guitar riff that stays with you long after the cd ends. I found myself humming many of the tunes in the shower days after listening ... a definite good sign! Hope to see and hear more from Garr Lange with his new cd in 2005.

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