Britten/ Spahn - Cello Suites"Gift Voucher: six Suites for Slava" This note, scribbled on a paper napkin was a promise supposedly made in 1964 by Benjamin Britten to the cellist Mstislav Leopoldovich "Slava" Rostropovich. It would appear that he wanted to compose for his friend a contemporary counterpart to Bach's Solo Suites, which for any cellist are a sort of Old Testament in the cello repertoire. Britten took Baroque dance movements as a model and formed them into modern

playing a fortepiano by Salvatore Lagrassa

Najponk trio performed all over the world from Stockholm to Johannesburg

During that time span he was playing mostly local gigs and very part time

This is the second LP released by Brant Bjork in 2007 following the solo acoustic Tres Dias

So Percussion - Threads

Long Fliv the King

there's no other filmmaker quite like Shinya Tsukamoto

" -John Dwyer

The third disc in The Sixteen's acclaimed series of Polish music

" Team Demo says

which was released in early 2013

RIAA Certified Gold