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At last, they're back! La Section Rythmique, the fabulous group whose stars were always behind the scenes, namely David Blenkhorn, Guillaume Nouaux and Sebastien Girardot. Catapulted to the front of the stage with the release of their first album - it...

Associative music- live in the (big) city. "You never know... what's round the corner," "Blue Hour," "Eleven past midnight"... The sisters Rossel build an exciting, stimulating, sometimes melancholy or meditative cityscape, partly through arrangements of...

Ask anyone who's seen them: you don't forget a Saor Patrol gig. Whether it's the mayhem of the Wacken metal festival, a sweaty smoky bar in downtown Austin, or closer to home at the Edinburgh Fringe, Saor Patrol never fail to leave an impression. The...

As you can read from the title "A meeting of piano virtuosos" - this album is a selection of compositions by the greatest composers of all times. The first one is Chaconne in D minor by Johann Sebastian Bach. After a big rise in the interest in Bach's...

As well as being internationally recognized as a leading interpreter of music new and old, Peter Sheppard Sk?rved is the only violinist to have performed on the personal violins of Viotti, Paganini, Joachim, Kreisler and Ole Bull. Here he presents the...

As we reflect on Johann Sebastian Bach and his sons, we are all too likely to overlook the fact that there were six sons from two marriages who "inclined towards Music". True, Maria Barbara's third son Johann Gottfried Bernhard, born in Weimar in 1715,...

As the symbiosis between the art of the poet and that of the composer, the French melodie became the jewel of the salons of the 'Belle epoque'. By placing a string quartet and a piano around the singer, Chausson's Chanson perpetuelle, Lekeu's Nocturne...

As the name indicates, this current group does it's best to produce a modern and attractive synthesis of the work of Peter GABRIEL's old group. Even if the overall sound of the group is neo Progressive worthy of the best in that style, the influences of...

As the forerunner of the piano and violin concertos, the concerto grosso is all about give and take. Not only one against many but also one, two or three musicians conversing with each other and with a larger ensemble in a genre that celebrates intimacy,...

As adjuncts to our highly popular "America's Greatest Hits" series of collections for each calendar year in the 50s and early '60s, we have already produced collections based on landmark moments in the Billboard charts - "The First Top 100 Nov. 1955"...

Artists are hardly strangers to working in the wilderness but this project made that a requirement. Student performers from Allendale, Michigan - home to the ever-enterprising Grand Valley State University (GVSU) New Music Ensemble - and fearless...

Arsen Petrosyan presents Hokin Janapar (my soul's journey), an album with a diverse collection of songs from many eras and genres of Armenia's historic timeline. Arsen has collaborated with Steve Hackett (Genesis), Emirati composer Ihab Darwish, and...