La Cour/ Bryndorf/ Trinitatis Kantori - Works for Choir & OrganThe Danish composer Niels la Cour (b. 1944) has the whole sacred music tradition as a natural starting point in his striving for beauty, timelessness and suprapersonal sublimity. The expressive balance, internal consistency and calm, organically breathing melodic basis of the music make it perfect for the church interior, as clearly shown by this recording from the Trinitatis Church in Copenhagen with the organ soloist Bine Bryndorf and the chamber

Steve Dawson has brought in some of the best players in the business to back him up

is to conserve and enhance the outstanding heritage site

the symphonic world of Beethoven is not merely experienced as a distant echo but translated into the idiom of the virtuoso piano which swept across Europe during the latter half of the 19th century

wife of Robert Schumann and muse to Johannes Brahms

After a summer tour pairing Primus with The Ghost of a Saber Tooth Tiger

When Jesse refuses to give in to the mob the hilarity ensues

Marco Bossi has a foothold on the catalogue thanks to his organ music: he was born into a family of organists and studied and worked in northern Italian cities including Bologna and Milan before taking up a post as teacher of harmony and organ at the conservatoire in Naples

Civic / TAKEN BY FORCE - The Melbourne-based five-piece Civic return with their visceral new sophomore album 'Taken By Force' - aptly described by the band as "1984 meets Endless Summer

After two very successful releases of music for Passion (St

so profound and sometimes poignant

with the album making the Billboard Top 100

which for us here and now is very much new musical terrain: a Piano Quartet in the classic ensemble as well as a Piano Quintet as a fascinating exception to the rule with it's string trio and oboe (instead of a second violin)