Solomon/ Various - SolomonSolomon (1902 1988) was one of the best and most successful concert pianists in the world when in December 1956 his career came to an abrupt end after a debilitating stroke. This collection is the first to offer an overview that ranges from the most important early recordings such as Brahms's Handel Variations and the concerto by Arthur Bliss premiered by Solomon, via the exemplary Beethoven sonatas, to the last performances in Rome, Berlin and

Chopin/ Amir Katz - 4 Ballades / 4 Impromptus

who wants to bridge what he was and what he has become

These pieces present the highest mountain to climb for any cellist

jangle rock and mangled goth

Between Distant And Remote

In his "Gefunden: 6 Clavierstücke in Liedform opus 18' Gerhard Hamm's musical gift as a composer is beautifully displayed

He supervised it's implementation and final shape

trombones and timpani is intended to raise anxiety

Charlie Gracie was a pioneer of rock 'n' roll and the first star of that era to emerge from the Italian-American community of Philadelphia

self-produces and performs his songs with a maturity far beyond his years

the album is a testament to McGough's lived experiences

His songs are "calming hymns for another chaotic time"