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Nino Rota
Composer Nino Rota may be famous for writing the "Godfather" theme, but he also left behind a vast catalog of chamber music. We hear a charming example in his "Nonetto" for winds.
Also, Elizabethan era composer John Dowland knew he had a hit on his hands when he wrote the lute song "Flow my teares"; his set of dances based on that tune became one of the most popular pieces of music of the 17th century (and we hear them tonight).
Browse Nino Rota CDs at Amazon.com
Download at I-Tunes
Also, Elizabethan era composer John Dowland knew he had a hit on his hands when he wrote the lute song "Flow my teares"; his set of dances based on that tune became one of the most popular pieces of music of the 17th century (and we hear them tonight).
Browse Nino Rota CDs at Amazon.com
Download at I-Tunes
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