Brahms/ Bonn - Piano Concerto 1 in D MinorRising pianist Ekaterina Litvintseva writes of this release in which she performs Brahms' Piano Concerto No. 1 in D minor Op. 15: "From a technical and musical perspective, it is one of the hardest concertos ever written! What clearly distinguishes it from other concertos is it's symbiosis of orchestra and pianist. What I mean is that the orchestra and pianist are very closely interlinked so as to give the concerto a thoroughly symphonic complexion.

He had a stroke so sweet

Each of the Etudes is dedicated to a different friend

in the Lutheran church in Rhaunen

and connects people from all around the world

a masterpieces full of folk inspiration and rich in a variety of colors of the twilight of the 19th century

This eight track LP was produced and engineered by Jeff 'Dynamite' Silverman (Soul Fire Records

ominous narratives - songs haunted by indeterminate characters and small-town wilderness

Rex's catchy boogies

Marc Sabatella

five-part "Missa Ave virgo sanctissima" on the eponymous motet by Francesco Guerrero (1528-1599)

Green opens the album with the title track

under the guise of Modern Atomists