Linus Roth - Solo Violin PartitasThis record is the second part of both the Sonatas and Partitas, recorded by Linus Roth. Not only did Roth's teachers and the interpretations of great violinists have a huge influence on how he plays Bach, but also his preoccupation with the original text and with what is known as historically informed performance practice, in particular the experience of playing with the type of convex Baroque bow that was used in Bach's time. Linus Roth, who

the first piece featured here is Jealousy - his first declared piece of program music

Features two programs: the documentary by Lynne Wake and Simon Lupton

In the 1930s

A "Mountainhead" is one who believes the mountain must grow no matter the cost

With the "Asrael" symphony he consciously took up the tradition of a "fate symphony" - associated since Beethoven's Fifth with the key of C minor moving at the end into radiant C major

Brad Johnson

That's probably a more serious version of how I see the songs now

Mind Your Business

" croons Ty Segall in "Taste

(Dom Lawson)

and an outstanding ensemble cast have earned the series a worldwide following

Discs one and two comprise the soundtracks of Peter's two eloquent film essays in Americana