Yo-Yo Ma & Bobby McFerrin - Hush (rel.1992)

Front Cover	Album Info
	Artist/Composer Yo-Yo Ma & Bobby McFerrin Title Hush Length 46:51 Discs: 1 Tracks: 13 Format LQ <160 kbps Packaging Slim case Label Sony Cat. Number 48177 Style Classical Crossover Rating N/A Comment nie tak jarmarczny jak można by się obawiać

Musicians	Credits
Bobby McFerrin vocals Yo-Yo Ma cello	Producer Bobby McFerrin Producer Linda Goldstein Producer Steven Epstein Engineer Chris Tergesen

Track list

01 Grace (McFerrin) 03:56 02 Andante (Antonio Vivaldi) 04:05 03 Flight Of The Bumblebee (Rimsky-Korsakov, Nikolai) 01:10 04 Stars (McFerrin) 04:06 05 Hush Little Baby (McFerrin) 02:38 06 Vocalise (Sergei Rachmaninoff) 06:28 07 Musette (Johann Sebastian Bach) 04:14 08 Coyote (McFerrin) 02:54 09 Allegro Prestissimo (Barriere) 02:38 10 Ave Maria (Gounod/Bach) 02:39 11 Hoedown! (Hoedown) 05:40 12 Air (AIR) 05:13 13 Good-Bye (goodbye) 01:10

Notes

_AMG Review: A surprisingly good collaboration from two virtuosos of their given instruments. Bobby McFerrin, the master of the voice, and Yo-yo Ma, the master of the cello, combined to perform various pieces, from classical, traditional, and contemporary classical sectors. Some of the McFerrin compositions are quite amazing simply as compositions to begin with, but when the cello and vocal performances are added, they become something even more exciting. More than likely, the main highlight on the album is Rimsky-Korsakov's "Flight of the Bumblebee," which is performed on a dual line by both musicians and allows an ample chance to note the amazing virtuosity of McFerrin, once you can distinguish the voice from the cello (yes, they follow the lines that close). For any fan of either musician, it's a wonderful find of an album. — Adam Greenberg