Accent - Let It Snow! (Christmas Jazz feat. Gordon Goodwin's Big Phat Band

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Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Music by Jule Styne Lyrics by Sammy Cahn Featuring Gordon Goodwin's Big Phat Band and Arturo Sandoval (and a cameo by everyone's favorite barbershop quartet, Ringmasters!) Vocal arrangement: Simon Åkesson Band arrangement: Elliot Deutsch Accent is back in action with their fourth album, "Christmas All the Way." Though the members hail from different parts of the globe (Canada, England, France, Sweden and USA), among many other things, they share a common love for Christmas music. They decided it was time to create a Christmas album that, along with nostalgic sensibility, would add a creative notch to the belt of Christmas vocal ensemble music. On previous recordings, Accent presented original, jazz and "jazzified" pop tunes, all arranged by group members. For Christmas All the Way, the group expands their palette by engaging other arrangers and including big band and string arrangements. And, of course, Accent's trademark a cappella fare is heard throughout.

Christmas Medley - Joslin - Live with the Irving Symphony Orchestra

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Music arranged by Joslin. Medley of 'When a child is born', 'Angels we have heard on high', 'Joy to the world', 'Handel's Messiah Chorus' and 'O Come all ye faithful'.Performed Live - with the Irving Symphony Orchestra and Irving Chorale. - https://irvingsymphony.org Recorded, mixed, edited and produced by Joslin in his private Studios. Please visit http://www.joslinmusic.com For more info on bookings and live performances. Also Check out Joslin's Solos Piano channel PURE NIGHTS :    / purenightspiano   Piano - Joslin (http://www.joslinmusic.com) Violin - Emily Burak (http://www.emilyburak.com)

Licad to reconnect with Chopin in Carnegie Hall concert

BY PABLO A. TARIMAN

DECEMBER 2, 2024

Cecile Licad with the PPO at the Carnegie Hall in 2016. —CONTRIBUTED PHOTOS

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When Cecile Licad plays Chopin’s 24 Preludes, Op. 28 on Dec. 5 at the Carnegie Hall in New York City, she will once more assert her distinguished link with the legendary Polish composer who died on Oct. 17, 1849 in Paris at the age of 39.

Licad is the first Filipina recipient of the Grand Prix du Disque Frederic Chopin for her interpretation of Chopin No. 2 with the London Symphony Orchestra under the baton of Andre Previn.

The acclaimed pianist was last heard at the Carnegie Hall in 2016 with the Philippine Philharmonic Orchestra where she received a standing ovation.