Wolf-Ferrari - Piano TriosHow many labels can boast not one but two recordings of Wolf Ferrari's piano trios? But they're so good, they're worth recording (and hearing) more than once. As Norman Lebrecht remarked of the well received album of Trio Arche (BC95624), 'The two trios put an instant summer's smile on the sourest of faces. The gift for melody is abundant and the interaction of piano, violin and cello is as infectious and irresistible as a well made goal in football.

these recordings of the 12 Youth Symphonies by Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy were made

Backed by a who's-who of stalwarts from the Columbus

Cancionero was made in 1997 on the Dufay's own dime after it's relationship with the Chandos label reached the point of no return

and it provides a platform for the top country artists of the day

the holidays just got a bit more cozy with this beautiful collection of songs and the worthy "Liederprojekt" which contributes to children's music education has another valuable addition to it's discography

In the orchestral song "Morgen" by Richard Strauss

For fans of Paradise Lost and My Dying Bride

so thorough on these initial songs-it's wild to think that they were recorded this way

The individual compositions also include sensitive references to period music and samples and citations from political speeches

This question of "comprehensibility" of contemporary music is also eminently important to the composer Alfred Huber

American Rock 'n' Roll and Rockabilly

a lion and the world-famous swan