Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of light music with Eric Coates' "Plays Eric Coates," a captivating collection of 12 tracks that showcase the composer's mastery of the genre. Released on January 1, 2000, this album is a delightful journey through various moods and settings, from the bustling streets of London to the serene countryside.
Eric Coates, a renowned British composer, brings his unique style to this album, which spans a total of 52 minutes. The tracklist is a delightful mix of marches, dances, and serenades, each piece telling its own story. "Knightsbridge: March" sets the tone with its energetic and lively rhythm, while "In The Country: Rustic Dance" transports you to a peaceful rural setting. "Calling All Workers: March" is a call to action, followed by the soothing "By The Sleepy Lagoon: Valse Serenade."
The album also features some of Coates' most beloved works, such as "The Merrymakers: A Miniature Overture" and "Television March," both of which have been performed by the London Symphony Orchestra. The album concludes with "Oxford Street: March," a lively piece that captures the essence of one of London's most famous streets.
"Plays Eric Coates" is a testament to the composer's ability to create music that is both engaging and accessible. Whether you're a fan of light music or simply looking for some enjoyable tunes, this album is sure to delight. The album was released under the label Maestoso.
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