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MK428-Newsletter from Svetozar Brazza Radic

Dear MK-User,
The following four titles can be found in the MK428:

1565. I Follow Rivers is a 2011 pop song written by Swedish singer Lykke Li together with Björn Yttling and Rick Nowels. The song was released on January 21, 2011 by Lykke Li. Lykke Li's record company commissioned Belgian musician Stephen Fasano (The Magician) to create a remix version of the track, which was written in 2010. The dance version known as The Magician Remix became known to a wide audience through the television broadcast of the 2012 Champions League final in Germany. In June 2012, the single, which contains a radio edit in addition to the Magician remix, entered the German charts and was number 1 for several weeks.

1566. Greensleeves (English for "green sleeves", or "green dress") is an English song whose melody has been one of the most popular folk songs since then. The exact addressee of the underlying is unknown; originally it must have been dedicated to a girl or woman wearing a green dress. The song, like most popular music of its time, probably circulated in the form of handwritten sheets long before it appeared in print. Version James Last appeared for the first time in 1966 in his "á-go-go" phase and later repeatedly in new versions, which always offered an opportunity for his soloists in his live performances, regardless of the LP version " to play "real live"!

1567. The Lark is only on the DVD Franz Lambert Euro Tour 2005. With a running time of approx. 80 minutes, almost the entire concert program is included. These include numerous titles that have not yet been published by Franz Lambert on other recordings. The Lark is a composition infused with Romanian elements of folk music by Grigoras Dinicu, a Romanian composer/violinist of Roma descent. He is known for his frequently played titles Die Lerche and Hora staccato. The Franz Lambert version is arranged for the organ and does not use the effects of a violin at all. Even more so, at 170 tempo, the delicate 16th note theme in the drawbarsound is a real fingering challenge.

1568. Symphony No. 1 in E flat major KV 16 was written in 1764 by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (born 1756) when he was only eight years old. By this time he was already known in Europe as a prodigy artist, but had composed little music. Symphony No. 1 was composed on the Mozart family's major European tour in London and was premiered on February 21, 1765. The work consists of three movements: 1. Molto allegro, Eb major, in 4/4 time, 2. Andante , C minor, in 2/4 time, and 3rd Presto, in 3/8 time. Here we only play the first movement called "Molto Allegro" in the original Eb major as version-KEY2 and an identical version-KEY1/ORG1/PNO1 in C major.