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.
This LP was released in 1986.