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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 6 hours 22 minutes
Are You Feeling Blue?
Hey everyone, I hope you are staying safe and healthy during these crazy times after a virus has turned the whole world upside down. You might even be feeling a little bit blue. I know I have felt that way more than once! Before this coronavirus unleashed itself on the world I was already getting […] The post Are You Feeling Blue? appeared first on Christopher J Hartzog Music.
Orchestral Release of Mary’s Gift
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Song for Today – Ave Maria
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Eine Kleine Nachtmusik Ringtone
The Eine Kleine Nactmusik ringtone is here. I created a ringtone for Bluesy Bach Opus 5 – Eine Kleine Nactmusik and so…….Here is the free link for the mp3 version. But…..YOU can help support independent music creation, by going to my music s
Eine Kleine Nachtmusik Ringtone
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Bluesy Bach and Friends – Opus 5
My latest recording, Bluesy Bach and Friends – Opus 5 (Eine Kleine Nachtmusik), is now released! Form As I mentioned in a previous post on my Mozart project, this recording is of the first movement: I – Allegro. My version is essentially a rock qu
Bluesy Bach and Friends – Opus 5
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Missing Audio Player
Wolfgang Amadeus So, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Several months ago I began one of my more ambitious projects so far: To create my own arrangement and recording of a work by Mozart. Sure, I have already dabbled in [Read More...] The post Missing Audio Playe
Mozart
So, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Several months ago I began one of my more ambitious projects so far: To create my own arrangement and recording of a work by Mozart. Sure, I have already dabbled in works by Bach and Beethoven, but really, who could approach M