Luca Scandali - La Stravaganza, Op. 4The concerto played a leading role in the evolution of the language and style of instrumental music from the late 17th century onwards, with it's popularity and importance continuing to grow throughout the 18th century. Antonio Vivaldi (1678 1741) did not invent the concerto grosso or solo concerto, but he can, without a shadow of a doubt, be considered the composer who gave the greatest boost to the genre, turning it into the dominant form of

artistic sensitivity

As on a previous disc of Hillborg's music

with Nils Landgren as driving force

from the two-part Inventions to the two books of the Well-Tempered Clavier

Written and recorded in her home studio

The Piano Sonatas Op

'Our Garden of Eden' and a re-recording of his classic 'You're Pouring Water on a Drowning Man'

" Ronald first got hooked on songwriting at age 15 when he put to music a poem he wrote in high school

Sufjan Stevens

accomplished musicians in tune with their environment and infinitely curious about the world

and guaranteed to dazzle even longtime fans

Now the teenagers must become warriors