Rameau/ Devos/ Choeur De Chambre De Namur - Zoroastre 1749 Fulfilled By AEC starting with a love of

starting with a love of Hip-Hop and R&B to a wide range of anything Jazz or Funk & more

'Smash It Up' (Parts 1 and 2)'

But quantity never did mean quality

As well as their many recordings with Charles Brown before he embarked on a successful solo career

Rameau/ Devos/ Choeur De Chambre De Namur - Zoroastre 1749 Fulfilled By AEC starting with a love ofJean Philippe Rameau (1683 1764) left two very different versions of his tragdie en musique Zoroastre: the first, in 1749, suffered from cabals and the work was withdrawn from the repertory. Rameau gave it a thoroughgoing revision in 1756. At this time, he was at the height of his powers. Melody, harmony, orchestration and choral writing no longer held any secrets for him. Zoroastre brought still further innovation. For the first time, he dispensed