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Here's another Chinese piece. This is a concerto written in 1959 by a couple of conservatory students. It's inspired by a legend of forbidden love; the lovers eventually become butterflies. Akiko Suwanai plays this better than anyone else I've heard.

 
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Here's another Chinese piece. This is a concerto written in 1959 by a couple of conservatory students. It's inspired by a legend of forbidden love; the lovers eventually become butterflies. Akiko Suwanai plays this better than anyone else I've heard.


Excellent one. A classic masterpiece, thanks.
 

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This is from Synergy's first album, Electronic Realizations for Rock Orchestra, euphemistically named since Synergy was just Larry Fast on synthesizers. This is his take on Richard Rodgers's Slaughter on Tenth Avenue.

 
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So many options for this thread and a good one for the times we are in. Has many digging back in time and forgetting for a few minutes the present. One of my favorite players of which I have plenty is King Curtis, he blessed so many records in the later 50's and early 60's. All those bands did not have sax players, it was King Curtis in the house / studio. :D
 

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