Musgrave/ Sorianello/ Serrano - Queen of ScotsThea Musgrave writes of her work "Mary Queen of Scots": Mary has been a fascinating subject to work with. It was interesting and challenging to find a path through all the well known facts about her life, in order to be able to envision her with fresh eyes and gradually to shape my own portrait of her. My interest in her as a subject was first aroused by a basic idea of Amalia Elguera, (who had written the libretto for my previous opera The Voice of

Chevelle recorded throughout 2019 and 2020 and pieced together an intriguing and inimitable body of work

And If You Will Come to Me reflects the next phase in a personal journey that began nearly three years ago when he started to perform more intimate solo and small ensemble concerts

shrink your waistline and re-shape your hips with just the ball

I hope you enjoy

1911 - Rome

At 14 tracks

Jean Munsi opted for his passion for music

the album Final Symphony was released worldwide with Katharina performing works by composer Nobuo Uematsu

paying respect to a previous generation of paper chasers and letting the world know it's always been about the Benjamins

than on her debut record

Is an album by American saxophonist Don Wilkerson recorded in 1962 and released on the Blue Note label

In 1988 she recorded in London the 2nd and 4th Piano Concertos of Saint-Saens with the legendary Philharmonia Orchestra conducted by James Loughran