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Los Angeles (PRWEB) August 03, 2011 Award-winning recording artist Lee Lessack will release his seventh CD this summer, celebrating treasures from the French Songbook. The recording, titled "Chanteur", includes music from Michel Legrand, Jacques Brel, Charles Aznavour, Gilbert B?caud and more. "Chanteur" is Lessack?s first studio recording since his critically lauded duets album, "In Good Company", was released in 2005. Chanteur will be released in stores nationwide and online August 9, 2011 via LML Music/Allegro. It is available now in pre-order from Amazon.com. The repertoire, which Lessack sings in mostly English and some French, takes the listener from the streets of Paris to the Broadway stage, with influences and inspirations from Sinatra to Leonard Cohen. A concert version of "Chanteur" was conceived and directed by Tony Award? nominee Brian Lane Green and premiered last summer with performances in London and Paris. Lessack's longt...

Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) November 09, 2011 After decades of anticipation, Alfred Music Publishing is proud to release officially licensed collectible sheet music companion folios to the iconic Super MarioTM video game series by Nintendo?, in editions arranged for Easy Piano, Intermediate-Advanced Piano Solos, and Solo Guitar. Super MarioTM Series feature 34 arrangements of the most instantly recognizable melodies beloved by generations of gamers around the globe. From Koji Kondo's iconic "Super Mario Bros.? Ground Background Music" to the New Super Mario Bros.? Wii? themes, the iconic pieces in the book series represent two and a half decades of Nintendo? video game favorites. The Easy Piano arrangements are simplified to make them enjoyable for novice piano players, whereas the Intermediate-Advanced Piano Solos book features note-for-note transcriptions for solo piano performance. The Solo Guitar performance book is arranged in easy guitar keys at the easy-intermedia...

Kingwood, Texas (PRWEB) November 17, 2011 As Lone Star College-Kingwood completed construction of a state-of-the-art, 23,000 square-foot Music Instructional Building, it became clear that this exceptional facility warranted a new piano on par with the building?s exquisite new recital hall. Lone Star?s Todd Miller, DMA, Chair, Visual and Performing Arts, and Jay Whatley, Associate Professor of Music, were tasked with selecting a concert grand that would exceed expectations. After traveling the country to review and evaluate the full complement of concert grand offerings on the market, the choice became clear: Miller and Whatley selected the Yamaha CFX concert grand piano, initially introduced to them by long-time Yamaha retailer Sherman Clay of Houston. ?I place the CFX in a different category,? states Miller. Simply put, the purchase ?shows that we are serious about our music program,? according to Whatley. ?It?s a pretty amazing instrument.? Introduced in January 20...