Early works often do not endure for very long. What sixteen year old, provided he is not Mozart or Mendelssohn, writes masterpieces? Most composers regard their first tentative attempts at music as "youthful follies" which they keep for nostalgic reasons at best but by no means include among their "true" oeuvre. Posterity judges them more leniently.
- Andrea Zschunke - English translation by Donald & Helga Haynes
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Gwyneth Herbert - All The Ghosts
Ramon Ruiz - Flamenco Havana
Mike Lindup - Conversations with Silence
Fred Simon - Dreamhouse
Earwax Control - 2 Live
Chris Anderson - From the Heart
Antonio Forcione, Neil Stacey - Acoustic Mania - Talking Hands
SCHUBERT, STRAVINSKY, MOZART, The Allegri String Quartet - Arpeggione Sonata // Three Pieces for String Quartet // Three Pieces for Clarinet Solo // Clarinet Quintet in A Major
SCHUBERT, MENDELSSOHN, The Norwegian Chamber Orchestra - Symphony No. 5 in B Flat // Symphony No.4 in A