Alfredo Bernardini- Dreyer: 6 Sonatas for Oboe & Continuo (CD) Matt Corby Waltari started to eat all

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The second album of this still very young quartet consisting of the great rhythm team Max Santer (drums) and Felix Henkelhausen (bass) as well as the also outstanding saxophonist Sölvi Kolbeinson is bursting with catchy tunes between classical

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Alfredo Bernardini- Dreyer: 6 Sonatas for Oboe & Continuo (CD) Matt Corby Waltari started to eat allBernardini meets Dreyer: a distinguished period instrument oboist explores the music of a little known Florentine forebear. Domenico Dreyer was born in Florence in 1701 to an Italian mother and German father, at a time when Italy was experiencing a golden age for the oboe, led by technical innovations in the design of the instrument. The family was musical, but why he picked up the oboe is unknown, as is most of his early life. At any rate, these