D'Fonseca/ Hansen/ Penderup - Complete Works of Ida Henriette D'fonsecaIda Henriette Fonseca was born in Copenhagen in 1806. Her father was Abraham Fonseca, a first generation immigrant and a German Portuguese Jew from Hamburg, who at the beginning of the 19th century settles down in Copenhagen as a broker. Here, he marries a local woman, Maria Louise Kiaerschou. The Danish theatrical historian Poul Hansen describes Abraham Fonseca at the end of the 19th century quite derogatively as "an immigrated Portuguese from the

streamlined Commodore Vanderbilt Hudson locomotive emerges from the long tunnel of memory and circles endlessly on the three-rail track of nostalgia

Emile Goué

" First prize-winner of the 'Jugend musiziert' competition

Leopold I and Archduke Ferdinand Karl of Austria

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the Concerto for Violin and String Quartet (1949)

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a famed virtuoso of the time

Cardenas penned and recorded most of the material for this solo project including remakes of Del Shannon's "Runaway" and The Raspberries' "Go All The Way"

'Hamabe has been shaping his own music through 90's Japanese music such as Sunny Day Service and Rasinnbann

the focus is on a location: the music hotbed of Merseyside

It pulsates in a lively motoric rhythm and is based on the polyphonic imitation of numerous short motifs running through the entire movement and reaching their end in a little Fugato