Tchaikovsky - Tchaikovsky: Symphony No. 6 in B Minor, Op. 74 PathetiqueTchaikovsky Tchaikovsky: Symphony No. 6 in B Minor, Op. 74 Pathetique

is rooted in Spanish traditions

The quintet takes it's name from the mandolin virtuoso Giuseppe Anedda (1912-97) who popularised the instrument throughout his native Italy with his own ensemble and established for it a place in classical concert halls and modern works beyond the 'early music revival' of the 50s and 60s

discordant fashion before climbing to half-crescendo but never quite breaking free of it's disorientating restraint

and the Minuet and Gigue of the Suite Barocca return to the courtly world of the 18th century without parody

This is the vision of a gloomy

her sisters

Only problem is the young woman and her boyfriend are extortionists

This new concept delivers surprising

influenced as much by NWOBHM mainstays as Satan

000 recordings available online

Following four performances during Bach's lifetime

and his experience of censorship and imprisonment in 1953