Liberace
Love Letters (1990)




Liberace (born Wladziu Valentino Liberace) was the most flamboyant, popular easy listening pianist of the '60s and '70s by a wide margin. His campy, theatrical appearance and performances often disguised his prodigious talent.

Liberace was a child prodigy born to a musical family. His father, Salvatore, played French horn in John Philip Sousa's Concert Band, as well as the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra. Instead of following in his father's footsteps and playing horn, Wladziu Liberace decided to play piano instead. Liberace was exceptionally gifted at piano, earning strong words of praise from Ignace Paderewski, which helped him land a scholarship at the Wisconsin College of Music at the age of seven; he retained his scholarship for 17 years, the longest period of time in the history of the academy. When he was 11, he debuted as a concert soloist. When he was in his teens, he was performing with symphony orchestras.




Format:			Flac Perfect (Lossless) 
Contains:		Album Art & ID Tags
Label:			MCA	
Catalog:		MCAD 22021




Audio-Info


01.Around The World (In Eighty Days)
02.Fascination
03.Love Is A Many Splendored Thing
04.Moon River
05.Greensleeves
06.Love Letters
07.Over The Rainbow
08.You Belong To Me
09.As Time Goes By
10.I'm In The Mood For Love









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