Kowalski/ Wallfisch/ Butcher - Songs of Max KowalskiPresented here are The Songs of Max Kowalski (1882 1956), whose life and career can be described in two main segments: the first in Germany until 1939, and thereafter in England. Music which had been the notably successful secondary career of Kowalski, the lawyer, in his homeland, and became his full time occupation in exile is their chief unifying element. Kowalski's output of more than 250 Lieder reflects the tonal and formal aesthetics of the late

Terrified by change and even the hint of danger

Allain/ McCoy/ Summerour/ Holik - O Sacrum Convivium - Sacred Music from the Chapel of Saint Basil

what really happened is more exciting than all the anecdotes invented later

plus selected titles from their albums "Teddy And Doyle"

regularly tours with Finnish symphonic rock band Apocalyptica and even appeared as the lead vocalist for rock legends The Doors at the 2012 Sunset Strip Music Festival

a stunning showcase of the healing and communal powers of spontaneous composition

Red Rider - Breaking Curfew

Harry Partch - Historic Speech Music

the Latvian violinist Vineta Sareika and the French pianist Amandine Savary tackle Mozart for their second recording

Springsteen never made a record like this again

created a legendary scenery with groups of giant sized armored knights

In all likelihood Bach wrote them for his own use (or that of his talented sons) - probably to be performed with Leipzig's Collegium Musicum of which he had taken over as director in 1729