Lorenzo Feder - Toccate E CorrenteThe Toccate e Corrente by Michelangelo Rossi (1601 2 1656), published in Rome in 1657, is characterized by an exuberant richness of ideas and surprising twists and turns, further spiced by a bold use of chromaticism that pushes the limits of tonality. Lorenzo Feder plays the pieces on an exquisite instrument inspired by Bartolomeo Stefanini (1694). Lorenzo Feder, born in Schio (Italy) in 1980, started studying piano at the age of 8 with Renato Maioli.

originally recorded in 1994

petty gamblers

academic or private festive occasions

Mizra in Israel and previously at the Lyceum of Arts

violin and a vocal ensemble

A glorious journey across the seemingly uneventful and short life of Jane Austen takes you back to Steventon in 1775 where she was born and follows the trail to her death in 1817 revealing the story of the gifted woman behind the pen

being invited to Chicago in early 1926 to do his first sessions for Paramount

everybody becomes a suspect

Suicide Silence)

the viola d'amore

40 page booklet includes notes in French and English

Ray Edenton (guitar)