Telemann/ Bruggen - Early Recordings 1Dutch flautist Frans Bruggen (1934 2014) was one of the main discoverers and champions of the recorder during the twentieth century, and is considered to be one of the artists that made this instrument popular and accessible to young people. His virtuosity and technique were unique, and made his performances of music from the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries unforgettable, showing his audiences that the recorder could be an expressive and

shoegaze maximalism

which include music for solo harpsichord

almost 50 years on

He gained considerable renown with his song cycles

Didier and Francis Lockwood have been fixtures of the French jazz scene for thirty years

for the Kremsier library contains several of Biber's works that were written during his Salzburg period

to tell him: 'Since our concert in mid-July 2019

A well-produced feature -length version of the TV documentary series with actual footage from the battles described

Kevin Roth - First Few Words: Mountain Dulcimer 2

where he gave free reign to the saxophone great's wildest musical visions including A Love Supreme

It is scored for double wind quintet

Mike and the peculiar Mrs Wibbsey