Jim Reeves - Hell Have to Go

From 1796 he lived in Washington, where he enjoyed recognition as a pianist, teacher and composer. G. - author of a large number of clavier compositions. His style took shape in the 70s and 80s. 18 century under the influence of K.F. E. Bach (a tendency to an overly expressive melody of a recitative warehouse, an abundance of improvisations.moments) and, in part, Viennese classics. G. adhered to the old sonata form, the character of his presentation fluctuates between harpsichord and fp. G.'s work had an enlightening orientation (he addressed many works to a wide circle of amateurs). Most of the production.