Three-CD-set. Limited edition of 2000 copies. Disc 1: 1. Main Title - "Funeral March Of A Marionette" (00:24) Composed by Charles Gounod Arranged and Conducted by Bernard Herrmann Misadventure 2. Suite 1 (05:23) Chapter Title / Eva On Phone / George Leaves / Colin Pleads / To Commercial / Rumpled Bed / Colin Passes Out 3. Suite 2 (02:09) False Clothes / Amateur Blackmailer / Eva, The Seducer 4. Suite 3 (03:49) Overcome By Gas / Out Of Commercial / Eva Call Police / End Title. Plus eight additional tracks. Disc 2: 1. An Unlocked Window Suite 1 (04:10) Chapter Title / Stalking Man / Storm Rages / Apprehensive Stella / Nervous Maude / To Commercial #1 2. Suite 2 (04:23) Out Of Commercial #1 / Tree Noises / Maude Drinking / Maude Holds Log / Lightning Flashes /... Less

Our celebration of Bernard Herrmann's 100th birthday this year continues with three more CDs of never-before-relea sed music from The Alfred Hitchcock Hour. After a wait of nearly 50 years, earlier this year, we released a 2-CD set featuring the premieres of eight Bernard Herrmann scores from the television classic. The remaining nine episodes are now available here - yes, all of them! Complete! Six of the episodes from this new set come from the same set of master tapes used for our first release. These include Misadventure, Consider Her Ways, Where The Woodbine Twinith, An Unlocked Window, Wally The Beard and Death Scene. The episodes we were most concerned about were three of the most famous - Terror At Northfield, The Jar and The Life Work of Juan Diaz. These masters were... Less

Celebration of Bernard Herrmann's 100th birthday begins with one of the most important and exciting Herrmann releases in many years! After a wait of nearly 50 years since they were composed we offer a 2-CD set featuring eight never-before-relea sed scores by Bernard Herrmann for the classic television series The Alfred Hitchcock Hour. Limited to 3,000 copies.

Release Date: 1999-07-16, Audio CD, Museum Music, Inc.

London 443 895-2, with 8 page booklet of notes in English. Bernard Herrmann conducts the London Philharmonic Orchestra in music from film scores he composed for Alfred Hitchcock. 5 tracks: 1. Psycho (A narrative for Orchestra) 2. Marnie 3. North by Northwest 4. Vertigo: Prelude; The nightmare; Scene d'amour 5. A portrait of "Hitch" (from The Trouble with Harry). 1969 Studio recording in Phase 4 Stereo, ADD mastering 1996.

Renaissance man Alfred Brendel remains one of the indisputable keyboard giants of the last several decades, and many a music lover has grown up with his Beethoven or Schubert as a point of departure. Though routinely depicted as an archetype of the modern pianist as predominantly analytical and heavily "cerebral" (albeit in a sense somewhat different from that of Maurizio Pollini), Brendel shouldn't be boxed into such easy categories--and much of the artistry represented on his third volume in the Philips series is a case in point. To be sure, Brendel's impressive intellectual candlepower is in ample evidence. Whether it's the richly figured "Variations sérieuses" of Mendelssohn or his invaluable Brahms First Piano Concerto (from 1986)--in fantastic sympathy with Abbado's Berliners--you... Less

2009 live archive release from the Prog Rock legends. Recorded in 1971 at King Alfred's College, Winchester, the band line-up features Martin Smith on drums. Some of the tracks never featured on studio recordings, making this unique album a vital part of any Gentle Giant collection. "For us, this CD provides a real memory jolt - reminding us of songs that we haven't thought about for a long time and brings nostalgia for the early hopes and dreams of a new band"-Gentle Giant. Alucard Records.

Release Date: 1994-07-14, Audio CD, Marco Polo

Release Date: 1999-08-20, Audio CD, Marco Polo

Intense Rock takes you step by step through the techniques that will enable you to play terrifying licks. In this exciting presentation, Paul Gilbert teaches you his personal exercises and sequences for incredibly fast and clean alternate picking, 3-note-per-string scales, sweep picking and string skipping.

The second in a series of Robyn Hitchcock retrospective box sets from Yep Roc, the five-disc ''Luminous Groove'' box set shines a light on Robyn's rock & roll renaissance with the Egyptians. In 1985 Robyn's newest group, with ex-Soft Boys Andy Metcalfe and Morris Windsor plus keyboardist Roger Jackson, marked the next stage in the career of one of popular music's most unique creators. ''Fegmania!'' is a return to band format, showcasing the new outfit through sonic tapestries around Hitchcock's signature skittered melodies and private lyrics. On ''Element of Light,'' The Egyptians glide between regal pop and driving psychedelia, resulting in one of the most deliberate and nuanced rock records of the decade. ''Gotta Let This Hen Out!'' captures a blazing live set by the Egyptians from... Less

Release Date: 1999-03-09, Audio CD, Philips

Release Date: 1995-09-19, Audio CD, Preiser Records

Release Date: 1996-09-10, Audio CD, A&M

Release Date: 2008-10-28, Audio CD, EMI Classics

Release Date: 1998-10-20, Audio CD, Philips