D'Alay/ Fanfoni/ Reale Concerto - The Dresden Concertos Fulfilled By AEC it has been described as

it has been described as one of the "cornerstone albums of American new wave"

and creative joy through movement

celebrated worldwide and held in the highest regard - all the more so since his unexpected death on December 1

originally conceived for clarinet (like the two Sonatas op

D'Alay/ Fanfoni/ Reale Concerto - The Dresden Concertos Fulfilled By AEC it has been described asMauro D'Alay was a native of Parma. His fame as a violinist and composer took him all over Europe, and he was employed for many years at the prestigious court of Philip V of Spain. As with the Concertos, Op. 1, these recordings include world premieres from manuscripts mostly found in the Dresden Schsische Landesbibliothek. These concertos are formally based on models by Vivaldi, but D'Alay's style is freer, at times incorporating a more 'modern'