The Golden HeadLargely unseen since it's original theatrical release in 1965, and almost never shown in the U. S., The Golden Head is somewhat of a Cinerama mystery, not only in it's "Emil and the Detectives" style plot, but in it's history as a unique, multi national and nearly "lost" widescreen wonder. A British Hungarian American production, the film takes place in and around Budapest, and follows the adventures of the Stevenson children: Milly, Michael, and

Angie soon realizes her husband is in love with Martha

and the violin-enriched blockbusters Take Good Care Of My Baby and The Night Has A Thousand Eyes

they have been rearranged without deviating from their own genre and new music has emerged

This piece is unique because it features a new playing system where the saxophonist can generate notes and effects from a theremin while playing the saxophone

In the spring of 1957

there is a tremendous variety to the Gurdjieff/De Hartmann collection

Another interesting element in the sonatas presented on this release is the presence of mottoes of varying length placed next to the incipits of certain movements

are among the other choral masterpieces featured on an album that truly is a banquet of voices

Popular Irish sitcom also stars Hannah James-Scott

showing the full range of her talent

- Jonas Hellborg

Laure Stehlin writes: "A singular and timeless musical world