Francesco Parrino - Music for Violin & PianoGoedicke's ephemeral fame was almost completely eclipsed in the Soviet era. He was neither rebel enough to attract the attention of the Western intellectual world, nor ambitious enough to carve out a career within the regime's apparatus. Having completed his conservatory studies, in 1900 he competed as both composer and pianist in the third Rubinstein Competition in Vienna, winning the composition prize with his Konzertstuck for piano and orchestra.

he has pushed himself further and further

While working the post-VU moves they are famous for this album brings some interesting new sonics into the mix

The prestigious Californian musician Dorian Wood says that Musel is "a lovely shoegaze wet dream" but it is also Óscar Vilariño's side project

will be available September 25th

folk and good ol' American eccentricity makes Dan Hicks one of our national treasures

Two sides to one man: the bright and dark faces of Schubert

the same year the impoverished musician became a successful composer almost overnight

Annie Dutoit

"The at-home recording process gave Leschper freedom to set her personal ethos to music divorced from the pressure of an audience

The complexity and large scale of the work was such that the first performance was postponed for another year

as well as to a number of eminent conductors

to who is gone