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Free Download: Manuel Enriquez's "Rapsodia Latinoamericana"

Manuel Enriquez (Salazar) (1926-1994) was a Mexican composer. He wrote mainly orchestral and chamber music, as well as some film scores and songs. The Rapsodia Latinoamericana (for orchestra) was written in 1987, and this recording is performed by the Carlos Chavez Symphony Orchestra; Fernando Lozano, conductor. 

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The March issue of Music Media Monthly is now live!

It's starting to look like spring here at Alexander Street, and Music Media Monthly keeps things fresh with its latest issue. The focus this month is on twentieth-century masters: biographies of modernist representatives Arnold Schoenberg and Elliott Carter; DVDs centered on a contemporary performer, composter, and conductor; roots reggae, folk, and jazz CDs; and a tour of NPR Music's website. Let the March winds carry you over there and enjoy!

Free Download: John Foulds' "Mirage, Op. 20"

John Foulds (1880-1939) was a British composer and conductor. He wrote many works for orchestra, including orchestral suites, vocal-orchestral works, and tone poems, including his op. 20 work, Mirage. This recording is performed by the Luxembourg Radio Symphony Orchestra; Leopold Hager, conductor.

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Free Download: "On My Way to See Moe Asch"

Our featured download from Smithsonian Folkways Recordings is "On My Way to See Moe Asch" from the album Classic Piano Blues, performed by Champion Jack Dupree. Classic Piano Blues revisits raucous boogie-woogie and blues legends in 20 tracks drawn from the well of the Folkways Collections. For more information, and to download this track, click here.

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