Emotiva Music Sampler

[kse]

Anyone know if copies of the CD shown in this picture is available from Emotiva?

[Pantala Naga Pampa]

Darn you KSE, now I want one.

[kse]

LOL, so do I! I'm sure it probably has some good stuff on it.

[McD]

We got them at Emofest. Maybe they are available from Emo's music partner Naxos

[Cathy Laufman]

We will have them on the shopping cart soon, for the Holidays.

[MikeWI]

Is there a music list for CD?

Mike

[carlp336]

dang it .,

[RPA-1 man]

Is there going to be a pre-order list? Just kidding. I do want one though.

[ottaone]

Can somebody please put the contents in whatcd already? ;D!

[LCSeminole]

Here's the listing of songs on the Emotiva Sampler as well as the artist/performer

1. Drawing Down the Moon by Alison Brown
2. Indigo Road by Ronn McFarlane
3. Jackson County Jubilee by Eric Morones/Akira Sato/Phil Magallanes/Two O'Clock Jazz Band
4. O Mio Babbino Caro by Minam Gauci/Belgian & Television Philharmonic Orchestra/Alexander Rahban
5. Adagio For Strings Op 11 by Royal Scottish National Orchestra/Mann Alsop
6. Cello Suite No. 1 Prelude by Csaba Onczay
7. Suite No. 1 Chaconne by United States Air Force Band/Lowell Graham
8. Requiem, II Dies Irae by Carlo Colombara/Elena Filipova/Cesar Hernandez/Gloria Scalchi/Hungarian State Opera Chorus & Orchestra
9. Rodeo, No. 4 Hoe-Down by Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra/JoAnn Falletta
10. Under The Five Wire by Alison Brown
11. Out Of This World by Johanna Grussner
12. Stomping At The Savoy by Acoustic Jazz Quartet
13. Cathedral Cave by Ronn McFarlane
14. The Pirate Queen by Alison Brown
15. Nessun Dorma! by Marc Hervieux/Metropolitan Orchestra/Yannick Nezet Seguin

[Pantala Naga Pampa]

Now I really do want one after seeing the track list.

[iceman66]

Oct 19, 2010 17:14:12 GMT -5 LCSeminole said:

Here's the listing of songs on the Emotiva Sampler as well as the artist/performer

1. Drawing Down the Moon by Alison Brown
2. Indigo Road by Ronn McFarlane
3. Jackson County Jubilee by Eric Morones/Akira Sato/Phil Magallanes/Two O'Clock Jazz Band
4. O Mio Babbino Caro by Minam Gauci/Belgian & Television Philharmonic Orchestra/Alexander Rahban
5. Adagio For Strings Op 11 by Royal Scottish National Orchestra/Mann Alsop
6. Cello Suite No. 1 Prelude by Csaba Onczay
7. Suite No. 1 Chaconne by United States Air Force Band/Lowell Graham
8. Requiem, II Dies Irae by Carlo Colombara/Elena Filipova/Cesar Hernandez/Gloria Scalchi/Hungarian State Opera Chorus & Orchestra
9. Rodeo, No. 4 Hoe-Down by Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra/JoAnn Falletta
10. Under The Five Wire by Alison Brown
11. Out Of This World by Johanna Grussner
12. Stomping At The Savoy by Acoustic Jazz Quartet
13. Cathedral Cave by Ronn McFarlane
14. The Pirate Queen by Alison Brown
15. Nessun Dorma! by Marc Hervieux/Metropolitan Orchestra/Yannick Nezet Seguin

I consider my musical tastes to be pretty diverse, but am I the only one who has never heard/heard of any of the listed artists? Would the listed songs generally be used for the evaluation of audio equipment or are they part of your daily listening also? Enlighten me please.

[monkumonku]

Oct 19, 2010 19:42:52 GMT -5 iceman66 said:

Oct 19, 2010 17:14:12 GMT -5 LCSeminole said:

Here's the listing of songs on the Emotiva Sampler as well as the artist/performer

1. Drawing Down the Moon by Alison Brown
2. Indigo Road by Ronn McFarlane
3. Jackson County Jubilee by Eric Morones/Akira Sato/Phil Magallanes/Two O'Clock Jazz Band
4. O Mio Babbino Caro by Minam Gauci/Belgian & Television Philharmonic Orchestra/Alexander Rahban
5. Adagio For Strings Op 11 by Royal Scottish National Orchestra/Mann Alsop
6. Cello Suite No. 1 Prelude by Csaba Onczay
7. Suite No. 1 Chaconne by United States Air Force Band/Lowell Graham
8. Requiem, II Dies Irae by Carlo Colombara/Elena Filipova/Cesar Hernandez/Gloria Scalchi/Hungarian State Opera Chorus & Orchestra
9. Rodeo, No. 4 Hoe-Down by Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra/JoAnn Falletta
10. Under The Five Wire by Alison Brown
11. Out Of This World by Johanna Grussner
12. Stomping At The Savoy by Acoustic Jazz Quartet
13. Cathedral Cave by Ronn McFarlane
14. The Pirate Queen by Alison Brown
15. Nessun Dorma! by Marc Hervieux/Metropolitan Orchestra/Yannick Nezet Seguin

I consider my musical tastes to be pretty diverse, but am I the only one who has never heard/heard of any of the listed artists? Would the listed songs generally be used for the evaluation of audio equipment or are they part of your daily listening also? Enlighten me please.

I never heard of any of these either. It is my understanding that these are all artists of the record company who supplied the entertainment for Emofest.. but I could be wrong.

[hemster]

Alison Brown performed live at Emofest.

[McD]

It's a great blend of bluegrass, jazz and classical, all very well recorded. Great for reference or casual background listening.

I've found that many of my favorite artists are somewhat obscure, non-commercial folks who stick to their roots and their fans. The longer I live, the more I have the opportunity to get to know these artists through friends, at shows and through associations like Emotiva. It's a rich tapestry and we are all lucky to be a part of it.

[copperband]

I was looking for this cd but can't find it? Anyone pls let me know where it is? Or it's not for sale anymore?

Thanks.

[Deleted]

Nov 22, 2010 15:15:58 GMT -5 copperband said:

I was looking for this cd but can't find it? Anyone pls let me know where it is? Or it's not for sale anymore?

Thanks.

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