Peter Friedman

Aside from his recordings with Gil Melle, Joe Cinderella plays on a 1954 Chris Conner date on Bethlehem, and also on a c.1960 recording by Tony Argo on Savoy

Mozart- Symphony No.40 Schumann - Symphony No.4

Disc 2

Dvorak - String Quartet No.14, Op.105 - Panocha Quartet Beethoven - Symphony No.5 - Bruno Walter

Disc 2

D.887 - unfortunately divided between two discs, as was previously pointed out.

There is one thing that is almost 100% certain to appear here. Any reference to Wynton Marsalis (and usually Oscar Peterson) will bring on strong attacks against those musicians. They are often treated as the devil's spawn. It almost becomes comical to observe. While neither Wynton or O.P. are among my favorite jazz musicians, there are many other jazz musicians I personally find far less enjoyable to hear play.

Op.64/4, Op.64/5 "The Lark", and Op.64/6

K.378, K.379, K.380 & K.454