Alwyn/ Trepress/ BBC Philharmonic/ Gamba - The Film Music of William Alwyn Vol. 4Alwyn Trepress BBC Philharmonic Gamba The Film Music of William Alwyn Vol. 4

This album is a long time in the making

For today's musicologists

Laila Andersson-Palme was born in 1941 and moved to Stockholm in 1960

pointing forward to the inevitable break in the second quartet

in which Beethoven's motifs are frequently "misquoted" and developed in a different direction

Woody Herman

We pick up on Janes life as a widow three years later and follow her on a new journey of being a published author

This time with their first LP - "Hål i betongen"

takes it's inspiration from a poem by the Chilean author Roberto Bolaño

to test the sound characteristics of the most diverse materials and alloys and to make the instruments even easier to play

Through the duos misadventures and their continual run-ins with a no-nonsense Sheriff (Dean Cain)

She garnered the strength to record the new material just a few weeks before her death