Arturo Delmoni - Songs My Mother Taught Me Fulfilled By AEC he built a university for

he built a university for the people where lessons are given for free to every body in the evening - after the working hours

their first for Hellcat Records

to meticulously rework an invited artist's music into new styles and forms

some of which have never been released before

The London Oratory Schola Cantorum illustrates the Golden Age with this selection of motets from sixteenth-century Spain culminating in Alonso Lobo's great funerary ode for Philip II

Arturo Delmoni - Songs My Mother Taught Me Fulfilled By AEC he built a university forAn early TAS List recommendation, Arturo Delmoni's unparalleled artistry is captured on this near mythical analog recording by David Hancock. Songs My Mother Taught Me was recorded by David Hancock at the Church of the Holy Trinity, New York City, on May 8 9, 1982. The sessions were jointly produced by Arturo Delmoni, David Hancock, and John Marks. Arturo Delmoni plays a violin by Antonio Stradivari, 1721. Mr. Hancock used a Studer A 80 1 2" two track