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a versatile instrumentalist from Toliara (West)
halfway between tradition and modernity
In a letter written in 1787 he declared that he had concluded his 'work for the public and now wished to abandon the pen' not least because the desire to see certain works published that would 'bring him honor after his death' had been fulfilled by the publication in 1786 of the Zwey Litaneien Wq204 and in 1787 of the cantata Die Auferstehung und Himmelfahrt Jesu Wq240
as soon as the first warm sunbeams let nature awake to new life
Grammy award-winning blues icon returns to his Delta blues roots for the most captivating musical statement of his long and legendary career
Sowerby/ Avalon String Quartet - Paul Whiteman Commissions Condition:New a versatile instrumentalist from ToliaraEvoking the Roaring Twenties, Chicago composer Leo Sowerby's engaging and ingenious Synconata (1924) and Symphony for Jazz Orchestra ("Monotony") (1925), critically praised for their distinctive harmony, counterpoint, and humor, receive world premiere recordings by Chicago bandleader trombonist Andrew Baker and his Andy Baker Orchestra, making their Cedille Records debuts. Sowerby was among the leading young American classical composers commissioned
