Wagner/ London Philharmonic Orchestra - Wagner: Die Walkure Act 1Wagner London Philharmonic Orchestra Wagner: Die Walkure Act 1

an outtake newly restored from the original multitrack masters

" while "Dance Alone" highlights just how much can be said through a wave of silence

The work dates from 1812

but it was now seen as a means to revitalize art music itself

Matraca Berg's The Dreaming Fields

and by blending these different styles

though the energetic and strident style of delivery may appear to belie the solemnity of a funeral

2 draws from the well known to the obscure to create a musical landscape that documents the outer reaches of the genre from the late 1950’s to the early 1970’s and its lasting impact on the American musical terrain

CD1 features Benny Goodman and his Orchestra

Raymond Paige was a famous radio and studio conductor in the early days of Hollywood who was known for his lush orchestral pop sounds which later fueled the easy listening craze of the 1950's

" he recalls proudly

Namji Kim graduated from the National Superior Conservatory of Paris with First Prizes (Premiers Prix) in piano