Sony Classics UK announces the release of Choreography

Xanthippe · Post by **Xanthippe** » Wed Oct 06, 2004 5:03 pm

Sony Classics UK announces the release of Choreography

Vanessa-Mae's first album on the Sony Classical label will be released in the UK on October 18th. Vanessa-Mae will perform live music of her new album in a special concert on October 21st in the London 'Royal Festival Hall.'

For the full text of the announcement see:

Choreography released in the UK on October 18th

violoniste · Post by **violoniste** » Thu Oct 07, 2004 9:25 am

I looked at the sony uk page I saw that they do not mention Walter Taieb in the press release. It is strange, since he has 3 pieces on the cd. It is unfortunate, as many people on this forum think his compositions are some of the best on the album.

Xanthippe · Post by **Xanthippe** » Thu Oct 07, 2004 3:41 pm

Walter Taieb is mentioned in the track lisitng

Arioch · Post by **Arioch** » Thu Oct 07, 2004 4:32 pm

Rijko
violiniste is correct , Walter Taieb is not mentioned in the actual Sony
review? this is very strange as all the others are mentioned.

violoniste · Post by **violoniste** » Thu Oct 07, 2004 4:36 pm

Yes I know but he's not mentioned in the actual article. Anybody heard "The Alchemist Symphony"? it's mentioned on vanessa-mae.com . thanks

Xanthippe · Post by **Xanthippe** » Thu Oct 07, 2004 4:43 pm

I am not familiar with 'The Alchemist Symphony' by Walter Taieb. I am certainly going to listen to it.

Handel, Katchkaturian and Jon cohen are also not mentioned in the text of the announcement.

Rov4ni · Post by **Rov4ni** » Sat Oct 09, 2004 12:57 am

[quote="Rijko Ebens"]Sony Classics UK announces the release of Choreography

Vanessa-Mae's first album on the Sony Classical label will be released in the UK on October 18th. Vanessa-Mae will perform live music of her new album in a special concert on October 21st in the London 'Royal Festival Hall.'[quote]

Rijko : What's the different between 'Royal Albert Hall' and Royal Festival Hall ?
Is Royal Festival Hall bigger than Royal Albert Hall?

Arioch · Post by **Arioch** » Sat Oct 09, 2004 8:16 am

The Royal Albert hall was built in 1871 and is full of history it has had
150,000 performances taken place with in its Auditorium.

Link: The Royal Albert hall
select> About the Hall/ History

The Royal festival Hall was built over a 3 year period, construction was
started in 1948 and finished in 1951.
The Festival Hall is situated beside the Thames River and is just up the
road from the London Eye ferris wheel.
So if you concert goers have some spare time you should go on it.
The Festival hall is a typical early 50's UK building constructed from concrete.

Link: The Royal Festival Hall.

Vanessa-Mae News Forum

Sony Classics UK announces the release of Choreography

Sony Classics UK announces the release of Choreography

Walter Taieb?

Re: Sony Classics UK announces the release of Choreography