The Open Music Foundation of which we have already spoken on occasion, has recently released on CD 'The little horses, and other lullabies', but the news today is that it is already available on iTunes and Spotify.
It is a unique selection of the best musical samples of its kind, trying to cover all periods with examples of the most diverse and important composers who have put music to wonderful poems of relevant writers in five different languages. This foundation he focuses his work on enabling musical practice to people with different limitations. Because 'the importance of music is unquestionable as an artistic good and that is why it cannot be denied access to anyone.'
In 'The little horses and other lullabies', and next to works of the international repertoire of always, appear some songs that will be able to be listened for the first time in this disc. An example of this is "Wiegenlied" (beautiful lullaby that the German Ilse Weber composed to the children in the concentration camp of Terezín) and "Song of cradle" by Josep Soler, piano piece composed for the Open Music Foundation.
Now, in addition to being able to buy the CD here, they have launched digital distribution in the main Internet music stores worldwide (iTunes, eMusic, Amazon, Spotify, Rhapsody, Napster, Nokia, etc.).
