Da Vinci Classics

Maria Gabriella Mariani’s Mythos And Memories

Jed Distler

As with her previous Da Vinci Classics releases, Maria Gabriella Mariani’s Mythos and Memories showcases the forceful, freewheeling musicality that informs both her grandiose post-Romantic

Nino Cotone’s Violin Caprices

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The 24 solo violin caprices by composer/violinist Nino Cotone (born 1978) are basically a set of tuneful preludes in all 24 keys. Cotone employs a

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Da Vinci Classics

Maria Gabriella Mariani’s Mythos And Memories

Nino Cotone’s Violin Caprices

Still More Excellent Saint-Saëns Piano Concertos

A Fine Saint-Saëns Piano Concerto Cycle Concludes

Lortie’s Saint-Saëns Concertos 3 and “Egyptian”: The New Reference

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