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History
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1720 ~ Early 18th Century |
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English horn
developed by the French and Polish |
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2000 ~ 2001 |
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A brief experiment
in chamber music recording, primed the pump for the
beginning of AAM recordings. The Saint Louis Symphony
Orchestra's own experimental recording label ArchMedia
help facilitate the recording of a chamber music ensemble. |
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2002 |
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Artists, Producers,
and Engineer acquire raw masters from Archmedia to continue
production work in a for music enviorment. |
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2003 |
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Work is completed on first release. AAM is formed to help musicians self produce and release their own recordings. |
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2004 |
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David Halen
begins work on his first AAM Recordings release. Released Dec 18th. |
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2005 |
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Released: Jeremy Davenport LIVE at the Bistro, June 23rd. |
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2006 |
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Released: Clarinet Enchantments: Diana Haskell, August 2006 Released: Americana... The Dream Comes Alive: Virginia Symphony Orchestra |
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2007 |
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Released: Three Hungarian Suites, Leonard Slatkin& The Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra October 2007 Released: Song of Shinobue: Haruka Watanabe November 2007 |
