Trumpet ConcertoMieczyslaw Weinberg's Trumpet Concerto op. 94 was composed in his most productive creative phase and premiered in Moscow on 6 January 1968. Shostakovich once described it as a "symphony for trumpet and orchestra" no wonder, since it showcases the whole variety of Weinberg's compositions: from the bitingly humorous first and sumptuously colorfully orchestrated second movement to the wonderfully collage like finale, fabulously interpreted by Hakan

Bach's six part musical masterpiece has become a cornerstone of the city's identity and musical heritage

was a blues slide guitarist

allowing the medium of dance to provide new perspectives on one of the greatest works of classical music

with their output for different imprints sometimes being released in parallel

Dobard had only a couple of minor hits - the Four Deuces' popular 'W-P-L-J'

Lukas Hurnik - Compliments

It moves from Californian decadence (Little Feat

and 3 Inches of Blood tell you about how amazing lead singer Glamster

and curiosity

Scrapper's Blues"

piano-pounding screamer whose most rocking material was banished to the vault

The Five Willows