Dawson/ Orf Vienna Radio Symphony Orch/ Fagen - Negro Folk SymphonyWilliam Dawson's Negro Folk Symphony was premiered by Leopold Stokowski and the Philadelphia Orchestra in 1934 to huge enthusiasm. It's traditional form houses a continuous process of variation and introduces little known spirituals in fragmentary form, while the work's recurring motifs, remarkable transitions and syncopations are enhanced in Dawson's 1952 revision heard here. The Fantasy Variations by composer and teacher Ulysses Kay employs

With artwork reminiscent of cell division

England in 1965 to a mother who taught singing and a father who was a classics scholar

Wristwatch returns with the followup to their oft-sold-out debut self-titled LP

loss and deliverance with a particular keen emphasis on the female perspective

"I feel like I went through the wardrobe into Narnia and came back with this album

Jacques Février

guitar driven rock and funk music done with a modern twist and accentuated by his distinct and incredible voice

They included the first European performance of Dream Sequence (1976)

Sylvie Courvoisier / Mark Feldman - Live at Theatre Vidy-Lausanne

DJ Gueromixx - Ponte a Bailer en la Pista

Helsinki (Maj Lind) and Santander (Paloma O'Shea)

three men are witnessed fleeing a burning pawnshop in the Hokkaido port town of Iwanai