Totally Fuzzy — Sakalli said...Moses - Changes (1971) (@256)http://sakalli.blog.hrBruxa do Vinil said...Grupo D'Alma - D'Alma (1981)[Som da Gente SDG-007/81]Feat:Ulisses Rocha (acoustic guitar - right)Rui Salerne (acoustic guitar - left)André Geraissati (acoustic... more info

Totally Fuzzy — Bruxa do Vinil said...Grupo D'Alma - D'Alma (1984)[Som da Gente SDG-019/84]Feat:Mozart Mello (acoustic guitar -right)Ulisses Rocha (acoustic guitar -left)André Geraissati (acoustic guitar -center)http//abracadabra-br2.blogspot.comVinnie Rattolle s... more info

Mercury News, California — Nakamatsu leaped into the concerto with beautifully enunciated lines in the weekend's San Jose Chamber Orchestra season opener: now crisp, now feathery, ending in an extended trill, smooth as ice cream. Such grace and control: figure skating came to ... more info

Guardian Music — It mimics Monteverdi and mocks Mozart. It's puerile and prophetic. Welcome to Ligeti's 'anti-anti-opera', Le Grande MacabreIt takes all of about five seconds before you realise that Hungarian composer György Ligeti's Le Grand Macabre is an opera o... more info

Topix — What killed Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart so suddenly in 1791? Was the 35-year-old composer poisoned? Could it have been kidney failure? A parasite? A report in Tuesday's Annals of Internal Medicine, a medical journal published in Philadelphia, suggests it... more info

Chicago Tribune — PHILADELPHIA -- For more than two centuries, the music of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart has endured -- as has the speculation about what led to his sudden death at age 35 on Dec. 5, 1791. more info

A new study says the Austrian maestro died of complications from a simple sore throat caused by a bacterial infection. more info

Reuters — NEW YORK (Reuters) - The death of composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart at the age of 35 may have been caused by complications stemming from strep throat, according to a Dutch study published on Monday. Since the composer's death in 1791, there have been ... more info

Associated Press — PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- What killed Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart so suddenly in 1791? Was the 35-year-old composer poisoned? Could it have been kidney failure? A parasite?... more info

BBC News - UK — A new study says the Austrian maestro died of complications from a simple sore throat caused by a bacterial infection. more info