Cheikh Raymond - Chants Malouf De ConstantineCheikh Raymond, born Raymond Raoul Leyris on July 27, 1912 in Constantine and died murdered on June 22, 1961 in Constantine, is an Arabic speaking singer and Jewish oud player from Algeria. A master of Arab Andalusian music, a Jew singing in Arabic, he was respected by both Jews and Muslims in Algeria, who called him "Cheikh Raymond" in the mid 1930s as a sign of respect.

violinist Karen Briggs (Yanni

country-western

The form of Venetian opera was evoked by the baroqu eaesthetics: it demanded richness of impressions

An extremely enjoyable and idiomatic side to the great Finnish composer

Following twenty albums over 50 years

Jerry learns that the man responsible for the Indian uprising and Secessionist propaganda is his own blood brother

This double album brings an extensive project to a close: the recording of all the Lied works for voice and piano by Anton Beer-Walbrunn

signed his name in his fundamental Intavolatura de Cimbalo of 1576

Complementing these works are a couple of concertos and sonatas by the composer

this South African company's first production

and underlines the enduring legacy of a true country troubadour

Andrés Miguel Cervantes is a Mexican- American singer songwriter based in San Francisco and San Diego