Ferio Saxophone Quartet End - EvokeEvoke is the Ferio Saxophone Quartet's third album, following their previous critically acclaimed releases Flux and Revive. For this recording they are joined by pianist Timothy End for a program of original works and arrangements for piano and saxophone quartet. Shostakovich's Jazz Suite opens the proceedings, followed by Iain Farrington's extremely descriptive Animal Parade. This is followed by a virtuosic arrangement of Bizet's Carmen Suite, before

to reflect personal strength and passion for music

Nils Schweckendiek and his Helsinki Chamber Choir guide us through some 80 years of Finnish music for choir

Yet Dussek was a great melodist and

What makes this album so special is the fact that Magnum have gone through their impressive archive

Together with his colleagues

Jacky welcomes them in Platine 45

Fabian Müller follows up with Passionato

and is masterfully realized in this recording by the Bavarian Radio Chorus and the Münchner Rundfunkorchester under the conductor Ivan Repušic

Alessandro Scarlatti merely was “the father of” the more celebrated Domenico Scarlatti (the composer of 555 keyboard sonatas)

Ishii's notorious portmanteau of Edo-era excess signaled a change in direction for a director until then regarded for his crime and yakuza films

You Have the Right to Remain Silent is more metal-oriented than what GWAR was releasing at the time (1995)

This set contains sparkpeople 28-Day Boot Camp Workout and The Sparkpeople Total Body Sculpting workout