Nothin’ to It, Cody Wood’s first studio album, travels through 50 years of musical styles with a consistency of interpretation that is remarkable. From the title track, a knockout rock tune that will make you dance, to the most intimate interpretations of The Beatles and Billy Joel, the album offers something unique with every passing phrase.

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The New Inquiry - Notes on the Recording of Classical Music
27 Dec 2009 ... Of all the piano music Beethoven composed, no piece matches the .... to the impossibility of achieving a consistency of interpretation. ...
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2004 was a good year for Box Sets of Vaughan Williams Symphonies. Best of the bunch is this one from EMI with Bernard Haitink conducting the London Philharmonic Orchestra. Do not be put off by the lengthy gestation of the project, over 16 years between 1984 and 2000, there is a consistency of interpretation, performance and sound.

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