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TheOldMole Sep 21 2005 07:12 PM

Because I can't seem to stop... La Banda el Recodo featuring Carlos Soto Beltran I couldn't find a picture of Carlos Javier Beltran, whose most recent album is "Que Seas Feliz."

seawolf17 Sep 21 2005 07:17 PM

TheOldMole Sep 21 2005 07:32 PM

Gary Carter, music director for Faith Hill.

TheOldMole Sep 26 2005 10:25 PM

The other Howard Johnson is a friend of mine -- can't believe I didn't think of him. However.... Paul Wilson in the Melrose Opera Society's production of Ludwig Paul Wilson at the Baring-Gould folk festival, held in honor of the esteemed composer of "Onward Christian Soldiers." Paul has recorded an album of his songs. Clad in traditional clothing, Paul Wilson and Mary Abendroth present a program of Scandinavian song and dance, spiced with humor.

TheOldMole Sep 29 2005 02:59 PM

Randy Jones, playing with Dave Brubeck in Switzerland

TheOldMole Sep 30 2005 08:25 PM

Mike Scott of the Waterboys;

TheOldMole Oct 08 2005 12:29 AM

Juan de Padilla. This Spanish cleric was a composer who wrote primarily motets and villancicos. He served as a choir master at Coria Cathedral, and the cathedrals of Zamora and Toledo. Padilla also wrote an eight voiced Magnificat for more than one choir. Juan Gutiérrez de Padilla Juan Gutiérrez de Padilla was one of the most important composers to emerge from Spain in the seventeenth century. Born in Málaga in 1590, Padilla had arrived in Mexico by 1622; it was there that he carried out the bulk of his compositional activities. As choirmaster at Puebla Cathedral, Padilla produced much sacred polyphony, including masses and motets; his secular output consists mainly of dozens of villancicos. Padilla's music is notable for its inventive contrapuntal and spatial effects and rhythmic verve.

TheOldMole Oct 09 2005 03:19 PM

TheOldMole Oct 10 2005 08:44 PM