Jean Brannon M. - Blacks in the American Revolutionary WarRecorded on the eve of the 200th anniversary of the American revolutionary war, Jean Brannon highlights the indispensable role that black men both slaves and free played in securing America's freedom. As soldiers, sailors, messengers, doctors and relief workers, African Americans received significant acclaim for their contributions, though the irony of it rings clear as one war veteran states: "Liberty is dear to my heart, I cannot endure the thought

might have formed the basis of a hypothetical second book of Choro et Organo

They were talking about it and I was immediately like

For the number of pieces and the completeness of the repertoire gathered in a single volume

The Baroque specialists of his ensemble are joined by longstanding guest artists (the soprano Graciela Gibelli and the recorder player Dorothee Oberlinger) and traditional musicians like the Slovak violinist Stanislav Palúch and Marcel Comendant

Eric Pressly

with all it's wonderful complications

So Unknown is the sound of articulated brutality that defies categorization

These four concertos represent some of Briccialdi's most valuable and original works: conceived as a pinnacle of virtuosic display for the soloist's skill

In at least 18 riddles

Featuring deliciously unsavory dialogue in an acid

Although many imitators exist

Casey Chaos on Bass guitar and Vic (Cujo) on Drums