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Summer 2020 Classics & Jazz Recommended Jazz v All Recommended! see pages 54 - 55 Naxos Audiobooks Special Low Prices! see pages 46 - 47 50% - 75% Off 100 Titles see pages 18 - 21 v All Recommended! Editor’s Choice see pages 10 - 11 v Recommended New Releases Bundle Deal 3 for $30 see pages 48 - 49 Late Summer 2020 Love Music. HBDirect Classics & Jazz We are pleased to present the HBDirect Classics & Summer 2020 Jazz Catalog for Summer 2020, with a broad range of of- fers we’re sure will be of great interest to our customers. Catalog Index Monteverdi: Complete Madrigals / Delitiæ Musicæ [15 CDs] In jazz, we are excited to return Concord to these pages The madrigal, written for courts and patrons, was the ultimate secular 4 Classical - Label Features as a sale label, with the opportunity for you to save even song. The genre reached its zenith with the works of Claudio Monteverdi more by taking advantage of a bundle deal. Other offers 8 Classical - Recommendations in successive books that trace his technical and expressive innovations. in jazz include the Acrobat label, new releases, and jazz 10 Classical - Editor’s Choice In them, Monteverdi explored themes such as the vicissitudes and recommendations. In classical music, another label long pleasures of love, as well as the art of war, and the pain of loss. The 18 Classical - Deep Discounts absent from our promotions is Musical Concepts – on sale editions used in these recordings are the most authentic and uncut, and, here and as a bundle deal, too. You can also save up to 12 Classical - New Releases in keeping with 17th-century practice, employ male voices only. Praised 75% on nearly 100 closeout titles, and for music lovers 44 Classical - DVDs & Blu-rays as compelling, simultaneously controlled and imaginative (American on the lookout for fresh discoveries, we introduce Editor’s Record Guide) the collection also includes pieces never before recorded. 46 Naxos Auidobooks Choice, recommendations of little-known repertoire. And The instrumental and vocal ensemble Delitiæ Musicæ perform, who is considered one of the most there’s so much more! We look forward to serving you, and 48 Jazz - New, Sale, Recommended enterprising Italian early music ensembles. 15CD# NXS 8501505 $49.99 as always, we thank you for your business! Legendary Conductors / Orfeo 40th Anniversary Edition [10 CDs] Go To Jazz! This “Legendary Conductors” 10-album set for the anniversary of 40 See Pages 48-55 years of ORFEO label history presents a selection of outstanding record- 2 Shipping Options ings with legendary conductors in the true sense of the word. 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