Trouble on the high seas!Having reached the end of their several-month stay in Bolenan Forest, Satou and the others decide to earn their sea legs as they resume their journey to Labyrinth City aboard their very own flying ship. But it wouldn't be...

George Gershwin fired up the New York music scene with his melange of alluring tunes and refinement of the jazz vibe. His Strike up the Band Overture opened a flashy Broadway hit and, inspired by a train ride, the composer heard his masterpiece...

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As a luminary in the worlds of classical music, jazz and show business, André Previn is the ideal interpreter of these ground-breaking works by George Gershwin. Previn, here both pianist and conductor, spent eleven years in charge of the London...

Back in the 1950s and '60s, when George Gershwin was taken for granted more than he was respected, Leonard Bernstein was one of his only champions in high-classical-music circles, and to judge from these recordings, he got away with a lot. He...

The three principal works that Benjamin Grosvenor has chosen for his first concerto album complement eachother perfectly. The urbane charm and dazzling virtuosity of Saint-Saens lead naturally on to the brittle brillianceand dry wit of his fellow...

With Rhapsody in Blue, George Gershwin, a popular songwriter, established himself as a serious composer. His American in Paris tells the story of a trip through the streets and cafes of France. A first rate orchestra (The Boston Pops), a...

The popular Gershwin triptych features André Previn as both pianist and conductor in this 1984 recording. Now appears at mid-price for the first...

BERNSTEIN LEONARD / LOS ANGELES P. O. GERSHWIN / BARBER / COPLAND BERNSTEIN LEONARD / LOS ANGELES P. O. GERSHWIN / BARBER /...

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This album is part of a series of twenty must-have titles from the Warner Classics catalog, featuring their original and well-known iconic covers. As a luminary in the worlds of classical music, jazz and show business, André Previn is the ideal...

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With this recording of the Rhapsody in Blue and the Concerto in F, Riccardo Chailly blends the classical elegance and sophistication of the Gewandhaus Orchestra with the jazz/blues sensibility of the mercurial Milan-born jazz legend Stefano...

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George Gershwin fired up the New York music scene with his m+ªlange of alluring tunes and refinement of the jazz vibe. His Strike up the Band Overture opened a flashy Broadway hit and, inspired by a train ride, the composer heard his masterpiece...

The best Gershwin pianists are able to fuse a solid classical technique with an innate feeling for jazz timekeeping. André Previn is ideal in both respects. He knows that Gershwin's lyrical musings need not be distended, as one might do in a...

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This fast and furious orchestral work with piano, which begins with what must surely be the most famous clarinet glissando of modern times, was composed with the intention of presenting as many facets as possible of music from the New World in the...

A Gershwin Moment is upon us: Rhapsody in Blue and the Concerto in F not so long ago marginalized repertoire in limbo between classical and popular genres are now, unapologetically, concert staples. George Gershwin is finally recognized as an...

Vinyl LP repressing of this classic 1959 album from pianist and conductor Leonard Bernstein with the New York Philharmonic. Recorded in June 1959 ('Rhapsody in Blue') and December 1958 ('An American in Paris') at St George Hotel, Brooklyn, New...

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