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As Time Goes By – from the CD “Night Sessions”: Louise Howlett & Albert Combrink

2010-09-23T06:20:14+02:00

Still regarded as a truly perfect movie, the 1942 "Casablanca" still wows viewers today. And the main song from the film "As Time Goes By" still elicits a special reaction from our audiences every time we perform it. Louise Howlett and Albert Combrink recorded the song the album "Night Sessions" and remain true to the piano-lounge atmosphere of the original while putting a contemporary spin on it. A truly timeless classic.

As Time Goes By – from the CD “Night Sessions”: Louise Howlett & Albert Combrink2010-09-23T06:20:14+02:00

Send in the Clowns – Louise Howlett (Vocals) & Albert Combrink (Piano) – from “Night Sessions” -YouTube

2010-09-23T06:12:03+02:00

Stephen Sondheim's "Send in the Clowns" is filled with regret and bitter irony. Taken from the musical "A Little Night Music", Louise Howlett (vocals) and Albert Combrink (Piano) take a leisurely re-look at the song. Download this Free Video from the CD "Night Sessions".

Send in the Clowns – Louise Howlett (Vocals) & Albert Combrink (Piano) – from “Night Sessions” -YouTube2010-09-23T06:12:03+02:00

Stardust – from the CD “Night Sessions” with Louise Howlett (vocals) and Albert Combrink (piano)

2010-09-20T21:42:26+02:00

Duo Louise Howlett and Albert Combrink's album "Night Sessions" includes "Stardust", one of Hoagy Carmichael’s most loved songs. They communicate the timeless and delicate nostalgia of love remembered and lost, making this song one of the highlights of their stage-shows.

Stardust – from the CD “Night Sessions” with Louise Howlett (vocals) and Albert Combrink (piano)2010-09-20T21:42:26+02:00

“Black Coffee” – Adding Caffeine to a classic song on the CD “Night Sessions”

2010-09-16T09:14:13+02:00

Adding more Caffeine to this "Black Coffee": In their album “Night Sessions” Louise Howlett and Albert Combrink explore the journey of love with all its ups and downs. “Black Coffee” by (Sonny Burke with lyrics by Paul Webster) is the epitome of the torch songs expressing the pain of suffering the “blues” after a bitter disappointment in love. Their interpretation brings out an element of anger and defiance that is suggested by the harmonies of this atmospheric gem.

“Black Coffee” – Adding Caffeine to a classic song on the CD “Night Sessions”2010-09-16T09:14:13+02:00

Luthando Qave – Young South African Baritone heads for New York

2010-08-05T17:24:39+02:00

"Sing with your soul and all you have. That is the only way I know." Luthando Qave is an example of the new wave of South African singers attracting publicity on foreign shores. After being given a few solos in East London school choir, he spent time at Cape Town Opera as a chorister, before moving to Sweden for two years of study with the sole purpose of becoming an opera singer. He recently won a place for himself in New York's Metropolitan Opera Studio. He is in South Africa briefly to sing in the "Pretty Yende & Friends - a Fundraising Opera Gala Concert" in Cape Town's City Hall on Wednesday 11 August.

Luthando Qave – Young South African Baritone heads for New York2010-08-05T17:24:39+02:00

CT Tango Ensemble Videos: Libertango (Piazzolla) excerpt

2010-07-05T20:38:35+02:00

Albert Combrink, Stanislav Angelov and Jacek Domagala performed Piazzolla's "Libertango" in a concert at the amphitheater of Cape Town's Victoria & Albert Waterfront in December 2007. A fan caught part of the improvised section near the end, on a cellphone.

CT Tango Ensemble Videos: Libertango (Piazzolla) excerpt2010-07-05T20:38:35+02:00
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