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06 Dec

CD Review – Mozart Wind Concertos – London Symphony Orchestra / Jamie Martin

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CD REVIEW Mozart Wind ConcertosCD Review – Mozart Wind Concertos
London Symphony Orchestra / Jamie Martin
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Of the three classical composer giants, Bach, Beethoven and Mozart, the last-named is possibly the one most appreciated by light music enthusiasts. Melody poured from his pen and none more so than in the three concertos on the first album of this 2-CD issue recorded at a live concert from the Jerwood Hall, LSO St Lukes in October 2019.

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He also wrote liner notes for many soundtrack albums, including those by John Barry, Roy Budd, Ron Grainer, Maurice Jarre and Johnny Harris. He co-wrote two biographies of John Barry in 1998 and 2008, and is currently working on a biography of singer, actor, producer Adam Faith.
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