Dive into the enchanting world of Hubert Bath with "Liberace At The Hollywood Bowl," a captivating album released on January 1, 2000, under the Maestoso label. This delightful collection of eight tracks offers a unique blend of classical and popular music, showcasing Bath's versatility and mastery as a composer and arranger.
The album kicks off with the lively "Cornish Rhapsody," followed by the romantic "Rhapsody By Candlelight." Fans of classic ragtime will enjoy the energetic "Alexander's Ragtime Band," while "El Cumbanchero" adds a touch of Latin flair. The iconic "Clair De Lune" is beautifully rendered, providing a serene contrast to the upbeat "Cement Mixer" and the playful "Beer Barrel Polka."
Spanning just over 33 minutes, this album is a perfect introduction to Bath's work, highlighting his ability to seamlessly blend different musical styles. Whether you're a fan of classical music, jazz, or just great tunes, "Liberace At The Hollywood Bowl" is sure to become a favorite in your collection.
Hubert Charles Bath was a distinguished English composer whose work spanned film scores, brass band compositions, and enduring themes. Born and trained at the Royal Academy of Music, Bath's early success was marked by winning the Goring Thomas Scholarship for his composition "Spanish Student." His career took off with notable film scores, including the Oscar-winning documentary "Wings Over Everest" and the romantic drama "Love Story," which featured his iconic "Cornish Rhapsody." This piece, often paired with the "Warsaw Concerto," remains a staple in brass band repertoires. Bath's compositional prowess extended to creating memorable themes for radio, with "Out of the Blue" serving as the longstanding theme for BBC Radio's "Sports Report." His contributions to the brass band movement in the 1920s further cemented his legacy, making Hubert Bath a name synonymous with both cinematic and musical excellence.
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