Cowie/ Hacker/ Williams - Clarinet Concerto 2Edward Cowie is one of the most individual and notable voices in contemporary music which he sees as both conscious and unconscious sensitivity to sound. Highly inspired by Nature and our world, he works with sound, color, order and disorder, shape, pattern and form which he sees a part of a grand unification of sensual input. The two works here are linked by one inspiration: water and it's natural environments. Both Concertos, which are each

and with professional experience from the orchestra pit of the Royal Swedish Opera

Aleatory in general principle but more complex

and in the later years pure rock 'n' roll

answering the group's questions about fine musical details

experimentalism

there was a simpler time called the '80s

Klas Torstensson has spent most of his working life in the Netherlands following his studies in Utrecht in the early 1970s

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James Ross

Ayrton's ensemble Les Inventions and violinist Thomas Gould join in for the piece de resistance of this album: Joseph Horovitz' 1965 Jazz Harpsichord Concerto

and editor Sergio Pinheiro

Wells' classic character (though undoubtedly also indebted to Universal's iconic film series) are two of the earliest examples of tokusatsu (special effects) cinema from the legendary Daiei Studios