Peter Friedman

"Stomping At The Savoy" from this album. It features a marvelous tenor solo by Joe Romano, that shows the definite influence of Sonny Rollins.

Beethoven - Symphony No.3 "Eroica"

Guarneri Quartet - Mozart String Quintet K.593 Juilliard String Quartet - Brahms String Quartet No.3, Op.67

Piano Sonata D.575

Let's hope a film as discussed here in the link will be made, and that it is a good one.

Schubert - Piano Sonata D.568 Mozart - Piano Concerto No.19, K.459

Haydn - Op.20/3 Huber - String Quartet Op.117

Piano Quartet No.2, Op.26

Very sorry to hear this sad news. I had the opportunity to see Don Friedman live a number of times. Also have a large collection of his recordings. Will pull one out to hear later today.

Was listening this AM to the Prestige CD "Modern Jazz Quartet / Milt Jackson Quintet". For those unfamiliar with this album, Horace Silver is the piano player on the quintet tracks. Buhaina, a Silver composition is on this session. I find it an appealing tune, and wonder why Horace never recorded it on any of his Quintet dates? It does appear on his trio album. Lord shows it listed on a few very very obscure sessions by others, but that's it. Though I understand that there is no simple answer, I am often surprised that certain original jazz tunes, seem to be ignored by other musicians, while others get played and recorded frequently. It might be interesting to hear from some here with jazz tunes they liked, yet have been left in the cupboard after being recorded just once or twice.

Brahms - Four Piano Pieces - Perahia Huber - Piano Quintet No.1, Op.111

Brahms - Symphony No.3

Schubert - Piano Sonata D.566 Brahms - String Quartet No.2, Op.51/2

Haydn - String Quartet Op.64/1 Rimsky-Korsakov - Russian Festival Overture & Capriccio Espagnol

Bruckner - Symphony No.4