Zoltán Venéczi

J.S. Bach (1685-1750): ‘Die Katze läßt das Mausen nicht’ (Trio from Coffee Cantata ‘Schweigt stille, plaudert nicht’, BWV 211, 1734)

Madeleine Vogt - soprano, Matthias Schubotz - tenor, Holger Krause - bass, Members of the Gewandhausorchester Leipzig

A cat won’t stop from catching mice,
and maidens remain faithful to their coffee.
The mother holds her coffee dear,
the grandmother drank it also,
who can thus rebuke the daughters!
(English libretto by Christian Friedrich Henrici)

Directed by Kriss Russmann & Günter Attern (2000)

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Lars Meets The Afganistan Girl, 3 guitars, Lars de Rijck, Wim den Herder, Zonzo Basily Song by Zarko Zivkovic

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Recording of Elegiac Trio by Arnold Bax for Flute, Viola and Harp.

Rachel Talitman - Harp, Pierre Henry Xuereb - Viola, Marcos Fregnani Martins - Flute

“The so-called “Easter Rising” of 1916 was an important event for Irish Republicans seeking independence from Britain. The fighting lasted for six days and made a mark on Ireland’s history.
It was immediately following this uprising that Sir Arnold Bax wrote the Elegiac Trio. An English composer by birth, Bax was introduced to all things Ireland by his brother, a writer by trade, and as a young adult Bax frequented the country and eventually moved there with his wife in 1914.”

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J.S. Bach (1685-1750): Gavotte in D major

Jacques Loussier Trio (1988)

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