Else Brems - The Art of Emil ReesenDanish conductor Emil Reesen The composer and conductor Emil Reesen (1887 1964) was the remarkable Jack of all trades of Danish music who mastered all genres and styles the only thing that mattered to him was that the quality of the music was good. His career began in the world of the theatre, where he played the piano in music theatres in Copenhagen and as time went on also began to conduct, arrange and compose music for various operettas and revues.

Reinecke was inspired to write Undine Sonata after reading Friedrich de la Motte Fouqué's eponymous fairy tale

on occasion also including Rev

and Dario Costello

in the center of which is the only organ symphony by the Belgian Camille Jacquemin

A great lover of poetry throughout his life

Blistering live performance by British black metal pioneers Venom captured at the Hammersmith Odeon in London in June of 1984

recorded in front of a capacity crowd at the Melodka venue

"Music for Betty"

Brahms' Sonata No

written in 1932

His unique style of Southwestern Nuevo Flamenco music has garnered a strong demand for his live performances

there's not much that separates Oolong from the pack in terms of style