Peter Friedman

Haydn - Op.42 & Beethoven - Symphony No.7, Op. 92

Blanc - String Quintet No.3, Op.21 & Mozart - Piano Concerto No.25, K.503 - Derek Han

Saint-Saens - Piano Trio No.1, Op.18 & Schumann - Symphony No.3, Op.97 "Rhenish"

Romberg - String Quartet Op.1/1 & Brahms - Concerto for Violin and Cello

Rheinberger - String Quintet Op.82 & Piano Quintet Op.114

A lot of discussion about Paul Chambers. I first saw Chambers at sessions in Detroit at a place called The World Stage. This was in the 1950's before he left for New York. Though I like Paul Chambers playing, I actually prefer another Detroit bass player - Doug Watkins - who I also saw at that same venue. When I think back to how fortunate I was to see all the marvelous "local" musicians in Detroit in the 1950's and early to mid 1960's. That includes Kenny Burrell, Tommy Flanagan, Barry Harris, Pepper Adams, Curtis Fuller, Terry Pollard, Elvin Jones, Frank Gant, Kirk Lightsey, Charles McPherson, Lonnie Hillyer, Sonny Red, Yusef Lateef, Hugh Lawson, Paul Chambers, Doug Watkins, Ray McKinney , Harold Mckinney, Abe Woodley, George Bohanon, Bernard McKinney, and others whose names I don"t recall right now.

Vol.7 - 1945 Sessions led by: J.C. Heard, Jonah Jones, Irving Fazola, Bud Freeman, Chubby Jackson

Wikmanson - String Quartet Op.1/2 & Mozart - Violin Concerto No.5, K.219 "Turkish"

Vol.5 - Lars Gullin

Op.33/4 & Op.33/5

No.5, Op.73 "Emperor"