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Performer: Dennis James APELL: Non temere alma immortale (Review by Raymond Tuttle) | armonica | APELL: Non temere alma immortale (Review by Raymond Tuttle) | cristal baschet | APELL: Non temere alma immortale (Review by Raymond Tuttle) | seraphim | BACH, P. D. Q.: The Short Tempered Clavier (Review by John Bauman) | theater organ | BEETHOVEN, LUDWIG VAN: Melodrama from Leonora Prohaska for Glass Armonica and Voice, WoO 96 (Review by John Bauman) | glass harmonica | EISTER: Quintet for Glass and Strings (Review by Raymond Tuttle) | armonica | EISTER: Quintet for Glass and Strings (Review by Raymond Tuttle) | cristal baschet | EISTER: Quintet for Glass and Strings (Review by Raymond Tuttle) | seraphim | FAURÉ, GABRIEL: Pavane (Review by Raymond Tuttle) | armonica | FAURÉ, GABRIEL: Pavane (Review by Raymond Tuttle) | cristal baschet | FAURÉ, GABRIEL: Pavane (Review by Raymond Tuttle) | seraphim | HASSE, J A: L'Armonica—Cantata. La Gelosìa—Cantata. Symphony a Quatro in G minor, op. 5, no. 6 (Review by David Johnson) | glass harmonica | HASSE, J A: L’armonia (Review by Raymond Tuttle) | armonica | HASSE, J A: L’armonia (Review by Raymond Tuttle) | cristal baschet | HASSE, J A: L’armonia (Review by Raymond Tuttle) | seraphim | HAYON: Menuet for Glass Armonica (Review by John Bauman) | glass harmonica | MOZART: Adagio and Rondo In C Minor for Glass Armonica, Flute, Oboe, Viola, and Cello, K.617. Adagio In C for Glass Armonica, K. 356 (Review by John Bauman) | glass harmonica | MOZART: Adagio and Rondo in C, K 617 (Review by Raymond Tuttle) | armonica | MOZART: Adagio and Rondo in C, K 617 (Review by Raymond Tuttle) | cristal baschet | MOZART: Adagio and Rondo in C, K 617 (Review by Raymond Tuttle) | seraphim | MOZART: Adagio in C, K 356 (Review by Raymond Tuttle) | armonica | MOZART: Adagio in C, K 356 (Review by Raymond Tuttle) | cristal baschet | MOZART: Adagio in C, K 356 (Review by Raymond Tuttle) | seraphim | MOZART: Complete Quartets for Flute and Strings (Review by John Bauman) | glass harmonica | MOZART: Oboe Quartet in F, K 370. Adagio in C, K 580a. Oboe Quintet in c, K 406a. Adagio and Rondo, K 617 (Review by Michael Carter) | glass harmonica | NAUMANN: Duo in G (Review by John Bauman) | glass harmonica | REICHARDT, JOHANN FRIEDRICH: Rondo In Bh for Glass Armonica, Oboe, Flute, and Strings (Review by John Bauman) | glass harmonica | SCARLATTI, ALESSANDRO: O cessate di piagarmi (Review by Raymond Tuttle) | armonica | SCARLATTI, ALESSANDRO: O cessate di piagarmi (Review by Raymond Tuttle) | cristal baschet | SCARLATTI, ALESSANDRO: O cessate di piagarmi (Review by Raymond Tuttle) | seraphim | SCHMITTBAUR: Allegro (Review by Raymond Tuttle) | armonica | SCHMITTBAUR: Allegro (Review by Raymond Tuttle) | cristal baschet | SCHMITTBAUR: Allegro (Review by Raymond Tuttle) | seraphim | SCHMITTBAUR: Rondo (Review by John Bauman) | glass harmonica | SCHNAUBELT: Caprice (Review by Raymond Tuttle) | armonica | SCHNAUBELT: Caprice (Review by Raymond Tuttle) | cristal baschet | SCHNAUBELT: Caprice (Review by Raymond Tuttle) | seraphim | SCHNAUBELT: Petite Impression (Review by Raymond Tuttle) | armonica | SCHNAUBELT: Petite Impression (Review by Raymond Tuttle) | cristal baschet | SCHNAUBELT: Petite Impression (Review by Raymond Tuttle) | seraphim | SCHÜLTZE: Largo in g (Review by Raymond Tuttle) | armonica | SCHÜLTZE: Largo in g (Review by Raymond Tuttle) | cristal baschet | SCHÜLTZE: Largo in g (Review by Raymond Tuttle) | seraphim | SCHULZ: Largo for Glass Armonica (Review by John Bauman) | glass harmonica | SULLIVAN: The Mikado (Review by David L. Kirk) | Pooh-Bah | TRADITIONAL: Irish Lullaby (Review by Raymond Tuttle) | armonica | TRADITIONAL: Irish Lullaby (Review by Raymond Tuttle) | cristal baschet | TRADITIONAL: Irish Lullaby (Review by Raymond Tuttle) | seraphim | VANHAL, JOHANN BAPTIST: Variations for Flute and Glass Armonica (Review by John Bauman) | glass harmonica |
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