Fisher/ Zdarska/ Halasz - Symphonies 1-6Described as having 'natural genius', John Abraham Fisher was a significant figure in London during the second half of the 18th century. A virtuoso violinist, he also wrote admired stage works for the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. His orchestral works are largely forgotten today, but his symphonies display a surprising awareness of contemporary continental trends in their use of dynamic variations, revealing the influence of the Mannheim School.

His Christmas pieces

The sound on I Hate To See You Go is enriched by the inclusion of Rockin' Blues which brings a punch to the sound

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An unattributed review of Gibbs's Cello Sonata in E published in The Musical Times in 1953

working as a composer and teacher until her death in Chicago in 1953

A celebration of nature and fluidity

for the band

Presented here are some of James' most memorable recordings including "Two O'Clock Jump

'" While many bands would coast on their past success

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drive and joy in experimentation

"Reconsider Baby"