Furtwangler/ Haimor - Symphony 1 in B MinorWilhelm Furtwngler was an avid composer even as a boy. His natural talent developed continuously until he had reached early adulthood. His compositions from these early years included symphonic works and an impressive Te Deum, but the promise they contained was not fulfilled: while Furtwngler quickly was able to obtain increasing success as a conductor, his creative juices ceased to flow for almost a quarter of a century. It was first after his open

but also occasionally with Lawrence

" Throughout the ten songs in-between

plus: A booklet featuring a new essay by Japanese film scholar Donald Richie and a reprinted interview with Oshima

With it's bright tones

Angelika Huber

#is a really fun little album and I hope you love it like I do when you hear it

The Monnaie's "Parsifal" casts new light on a difficult opera

as well as more contemporary instruments such as electric bass

such as hitting No

who here leads a team of exceptional bass instruments featuring two recent winners of the MA Brugge competition

and the first time one of Somai's films has been released on home video in the West

especially the sonatas of Paradisi and Bach