Shostakovich/ Orf Vienna Radio Symphony Orch - Solos & Concertos Fitted for the FlutesThe both hailed from Russia, and they were contemporaries. But their biographies could hardly have been more different: Igor Stravinsky and Dmitri Shostakovich. The one was an urbane dandy, and the other an introverted melancholic. Both were deeply rooted in the music of their homeland, Stravinsky in the wealth of myths and folk customs of past centuries, and Shostakovich directly in the historical events that shook Russia to it's very core and

How to resist the riff of Dealing Your Love

Reger shows his mastery of the straightforward setting - a masterly "new simplicity" - in which the composer spanned the bridge to his earlier choral works

Canticum Novum sheds new light on the wonderful medieval repertory of Tuscan laude

staggering and pioneering Bill Leeb of Front Line Assembly fame is back and in full force with industrial project Noise Unit

improvised elements from our original "band in a room" takes as if they had been part of the actual compositions

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Gene Krupa and others

" There is no doubt that Dervaux has proved her point on Impressions

There is a glorious trinity of occurrences with this live concert recording of "Das Rheingold" performed in the chamber-like space of Herkulessaal of the Munich Residenz on April 24 and 25

César Franck

In later life he found huge success in Japan and also recorded the original version of "The Only Way Is Up"

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