New Release!
Cembal d'amour, CD 147
Mordecai Shehori, Piano

Mordecai Shehori Plays Zez Confrey's
"Kitten on the Keys," "Dizzy Fingers"
and 26 additional and delightful piano novelties.
Including 10 never-before-recorded compositions.
(Recorded November 2009, Las Vegas)
(Cover photo: Ms. Pookie-a music lover and an advocate for feline rights)
(*=new to Confrey's recorded repertoire)
1. Kitten on the Keys
2. Meandering
3. Dizzy Fingers
4. Spring Song (After Mendelssohn)*
5. Mouse’s Hooves*
6. Lullaby from Mars*
7. Anticipation*
8. Tune for Mademoiselle*
9. Tap Dance of the Chimes
10. My Pet
11. Mighty Lackawanna
12. Sparkling Water (Valse Brillante)
13. Greenwich Witch
14. Grandfather’s Clock*
15. Coaxing the Piano
16. Movie Ballet
17. Charleston Chuckles
18. Wistfulness
19. Nickel in the Slot
20. You Tell ‘Em, Ivories
21. Humorestless (After Dvořák)
22. Rag Doll Dimples*
23. Valse Mirage
24. Blumenlied (Flower Song after Lange)*
25. Rhythm Venture
26. Champagne*
27. Stumbling
28. Parade of the Jumping Beans*
Total playing time: 76:51
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New Release!
Cembal d'amour, CD 146
David Nadien, Violin

David Nadien Plays Brahms
Mr. Nadien is joined for the Double Concerto performance with the great cellist Leonard Rose. This is the only recording in existence in which these two legendary musicians collaborated.
"...level of virtuosity on a par with both Milstein and Heifetz."
Gary Lemco
www.audaud.com
DAVID NADIEN, VIOLIN
VILEM SOKOL, CONDUCTOR
The Seattle Youth Symphony Orchestra
(Recorded live in the summer of 1973)
BRAHMS: Violin Concerto in D Major, Op. 77
(Composed in 1878; published in 1879;
dedicated to Joseph Joachim)
DAVID NADIEN, VIOLIN
LEONARD ROSE, CELLO
GEORGE SCHICK, CONDUCTOR
Stratford Festival Orchestra
(Recorded live on 18 July, 1968)
BRAHMS: Double Concerto for Violin
and Cello in A Minor, Op. 102
(Composed in 1887; published in 1888)
Total playing time: 69:37
Price: $13.50
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New Release!
Cembal d'amour, CD 145
Bidu Sayão, Lyric Soprano

Homage à Bidú Sayão, Vol. 2
The unrivaled lyric soprano in extremely rare and never-before-published live radio performances
For a complete list of works performed, conductors,orchestras and dates, please navigate to the Bidú Sayão's page.
Total playing time: 71:27
Price: $13.50
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New Release!
Cembal d'amour CD 144
Bidú Sayão, Lyric Soprano

Homage à Bidú Sayão, Vol. 1
The unrivaled lyric soprano in never-before-published live radio performances
For a complete list of works performed, conductors,orchestras and dates, please navigate to the Bidú Sayão's page.
Total playing time: 75:06
Price: $13.50
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UNRIVALED!
Cembal d'amour DVD 123
Extremely rare film and video footage with sound
featuring some of the greatest musicians in history. Featured in order of appearance:
Emanuel Feuermann, Cellist
Popper: Spinning Song Dvorák: Rondo Op. 94, in G minor,with Theodore Saidenberg, Piano, 1941
Josef Hofmann, Pianist
Beethoven: Concerto in E-flat Major, “Emperor” Third Movement, Rondo-Allegro ma non troppo, (abbreviated) Donald Voorhees Conductor The Bell Telephone Hour Orchestra
Rachmaninoff: Prelude Op. 3, No. 2, in C-sharp minor, 1945
Mindru Katz, Pianist
Beethoven: Sonata Op. 27, No. 2, in C-sharp minor, “Moonlight” 1. Adagio sostenuto 2. Allegretto 3. Presto Chopin: Etude Op. 10, No. 3, in E Major, 1978
Felix Weingartner, Conductor
Weber: Der Freichütz Overture Paris Symphony Orchestra, 1932
Bruno Walter, Conductor
Weber: Oberon Overture Berlin Philharmonic, 1931
Marian Anderson, Contralto Sings the spiritual: “I Hope I’ll Join the Band” (segment) with Franz Rupp, Piano, 1943
Art Tatum, Pianist
Grimes & Hayes “Tiny’s Exercise” (segment), 1943
George Gershwin, Composer/Pianist
“I Got Rhythm” (segment), 1931 Total playing Time: 58:25, Format: 4:3, NTSC Regions: All Regions,
Rating: Exempt from rating DVD Video.
Price: $24.95
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