Hans-Ola Ericsson - FlotenuhrHans Ola Ericsson Flotenuhr

spotlights sixteen Fury compositions (including eight tracks from that classic debut LP) alongside many lesser known tracks from his extensive 1958 to 1964 catalogue with a slant towards the kind of upbeat material he was often accused of abandoning

It was therefore a natural step for them to record this supreme masterpiece of sacred music

written a few years later

The original inspiration behind Burning River Brass was to give great players who were also good friends a chance to play together on a consistent basis

At the end of the day

was No 1 on the country charts in 1970 for 5 weeks and peaked at No 3 on the pop chart as well as achieving top ten status in most countries of the world

lively and stirring interpretation of the Resurrection History to which they add two wonderful Easter concertos by Heinrich Schütz and Michael Praetorius

A unique document and superb performance make this a recording for classical music aficionados and lovers of Bach's music alike

In 1989 she recived her concert diploma

He notably produced on every track

He attended master classes held by Paul O'Dette and in particular by Hopkinson Smith

Freddy Fletcher