Mahan Esfahani - Passinge MesuresThis sensational recital featuring some of the greatest keyboard music to emerge from these islands is the perfect vehicle for Mahan Esfahani's abundant talents. His accompanying booklet notes are an added bonus, guaranteed to inform, illuminate and provoke by turns. Performed for the most part on a double manual harpsichord made by Robert Goble & Son, Oxford (1990), kindly loaned by Bob Robertson and based on an instrument made by Carl Conrad

folk and country influences which endeared them to fans on both sides of the Atlantic

Realising a career-long ambition

directly after Bach was appointed as cantor of St

" Hunt realized these derivative systems in the techno-shamanic performances for whichhe is best known

Features include BIA

A collection of rare demo recordings from the early '90s that was to be the band's follow-up to their major label debut album Leather Boyz With Electric Toyz

this recording focuses now on different types of chamber music compositions by the same composer

' and Fats Kaplin who played fiddle and banjo on the title track as well as accordion on 'The Waters Rise

Creating this exchange of geographically shaped sounds

autumnal quality in Mozart's later works

commissioned for the US bicentennial

and the International Opera School of the Royal College of Music