Copland/ Ottensamer/ Stamp - Duet Concertino / Capriccio Condition:New a funky fresh brass section

a funky fresh brass section and cosmic guitar licks

'The Highest Level' stays true to the traditional death metal formula

addressing everything from the familiar themes of heartbreak and depression to polarizing topics such as the hate rock bands often receive for wanting to make a living

every note a Stravinsky note as Elliott Carter remarked

Copland/ Ottensamer/ Stamp - Duet Concertino / Capriccio Condition:New a funky fresh brass sectionThe four works on this release, all composed in the 1940s, embrace the lingering end of one musical tradition and the vigorous upsurge of another. Mellifluous, retrospective and playful, the Duet Concertino and Prelude to Capriccio were works of Richard Strauss's Indian Summer an old man's refuge from the barbarism of war and it's aftermath. What the public thought of them was incidental, even irrelevant. In the same decade, Aaron Copland and other