Kam - Several TimesSeveral Times is an impressive collection spanning over four decades of the composer's career. Though artistic development is present throughout the larger timeline of the album, each composition demonstrates innovative approaches to time and repetition. These innovations reflect a desire to not only learn and understand time, but master it. String Quartet No. 1 and String Quartet No. 2 may have been composed 20 years apart from each other, but Dr.

both thematically and musically

RI artist Jenny Brown

embracing electronics and technology a little

Here we have a heart-felt recording where this palpable sense of wonder is manifest alongside Hewitt's enthralling technical facility at the keyboard

"You Think You're Bad

the great American poet

It's a thoroughly entertaining and illuminating insight into how Jackson's already finely-honed style interacted with an eclectic range of the genre's finest talents

Pusha T returns with his highly anticipated fourth studio album

Aya Klebahn was born in Tokyo and commenced piano lessons at the age of four

guitarists Phil Sandoval and Jeff Duncan

This chronological survey shows how Reich's innate curiosity has taken his work far beyond such musical boundaries

and his work has not been very thoroughly compiled over the years