Clarke/ Handy/ Hughes - British Cello WorksA key figure in the British musical renaissance, Ethel Smyth was critically acclaimed for her music and writing during her lifetime. Smyth's Sonata in C minor for cello and piano was written in 1880. The idiomatic handling of the instruments, the impressive command of form and the fluency of the melodic lines make this early work the equal, at least, of her later chamber pieces. The creative conviction of the composer Elizabeth Maconchy expressed here

Steve Dawson plays the guitar

one vintage organ and nonstop touring

Twelve new recordings by the Artist whose voice has defined throughout the world

This album is an aesthetic offering for the discourse on femininity

the scheming murderer easily avoided police at first

This is a long-overdue look at the 'other side' of the freedom offered by the tectonic shifts in the musical landscape in 1976 & 1977

"Fizzy" and the great crowd-pleaser and closer

Frank Martin's Concerto for 7 Wind Instruments

the team went on to present at concerts around the world and on several recordings

The sound wave

with the resentful grandson having no idea what that might be

as well as 'Erbarme dich' from Bach's Matthäus-Passion also with Jochum