WINTER & WINTER

Ducret,Marc News From The Front CD1. Pour Agnes 2. Can I Call You Wren? 3. News from the Front 4. Fanfare 5. Wren Is Such a Strange Name 6. Silver Rain 7. Golden Wren

Eubanks,Robin / Turre,Steve Dedication CD1. New Breed 2. Vo 3. Red Black and Green Blues 4. Trance Dance 5. Perpetual Groove 6. Especially for You 7. Koncepts 8. Victory

Eubanks,Robin Different Perspectives CD1. Midtown 2. The Night Before 3. Taicho 4. You Don't Know What Love Is 5. Overjoyed 6. Walkin' 7. Different Perspectives

Eubanks,Robin Mental Images CD1. Metatape (For President Mandela and the A.N.C.) 2. Mental Images 3. Union 2 - Brotherly Love 4. Collage 5. Skin'n'bones 6. For What Might Have Been 7. X-Base 8. Egoli...

Exaudi Dir In Dir CD1. In Dir: Quaestio. Man Mu Noch ber Gott (I, 7) 2. Dir: I. Andante (I, 178) 3. In Dir: I. Das Verm÷gende Unverm÷gen (I, 45) 4. Dir: II. Rigidissimo (II, 85) 5. In Dir: II. Der...

The album "Divine Love" completes the trilogy "Poem of a Cell." Vol. 1 interprets excerpts of "Song of Songs" from the Hebrew Bible, Vol. 2 deals with the love poems of the Christian nun Mechthild of...

Christophe Desjardins writes of this Italian journey: "On a journey from Palermo to Taormina I am accompanied by the sounds of Domenico Gabrielli's "Ricercari," the oldest composition for cello solo,...

The voice has a central place in Michael Finnissy's output. His is an art of line, of connective lyric movement spun out over a breath; it is also a deeply humanist art, an art in ardent search of...

Pablo Zapico & Daniel Zapico - archlute and theorbo -discover the so special scores of the probably last compositions written for lute in the change from baroque to classical epoch, collected under...

A CD containing music taken from the Spanish and Italian classical music repertoire for Harpsichord, Tiorba and Guitar of the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries.1. Fandango for Keyboard in D minor...

Frith,Fred Rivers & Tides CD1. Part I 2. Part II 3. Part III 4. Part IV 5. Part V 6. Part VI 7. Part VII 8. Part VIII

Stefano Gervasoni writes of his new album "pas perdu:" "A lost step is the start of a new path, as suggested implicitly in the French language, where a step and the negative are written and...