Les Siecles/ Francois-Xavier Roth - Mahler: Symphony No. 4After a period instrument reading of the Symphony No. 1 that received unanimous acclaim from the critics, Franois Xavier Roth and Les Sicles return to Mahler. Joined by the luminous voice of Sabine Devieilhe for the famous finale, they offer us their vision of the Fourth Symphony, which in it's own way marks the composer's transition to modernity, and reveal unsuspected colors and instrumental balances. We still have much to learn about the polyphonic

The New Lost City Ramblers perform traditional children's songs from the Appalachian Mountains

Henze originated this storyline by following his fascination that he had of the work of the enfant terrible of post-war Japanese literature

energy bursts from the speakers as colourful melodies from the horns dance and twist above the guitar

manipulation and duplicity

The dynamic

That's of course also thanks to producing renaissance man Jens Bogren who harvested the thirteen final tracks from a batch of thirty songs Amorphis offered him

Vicky Roig started her career in the clubs of 1950's Havana and became a very popular singer when she migrated to Miami where she still performs

all with the grain and air of performance captured and telescoped in a sonic particle collider

" which was followed by "Straight To Hell" featuring Guns N' Roses guitarist Slash and "Ordinary Man" featuring Elton John

The figure of prodigiously gifted violinist Nicola Matteis looms large in this program featuring composers active in Restoration England

distraught and stately feelings

with Italian origin