Jennifer Vyvyan / Wigmore Ensemble - BeatitudesFollowing demobilization from the army in 1919, Bliss wrote four exploratory essays in sonority and textures, including Madam Noy and Rout. They accorded him a short lived reputation as an enfant terrible, but they can also be said to have paved the way for his first large scale orchestral work, the Color Symphony. The "witchery song" Madam Noy (1918) is a bizarre variation on the old nursery rhyme "Old Mother Hubbard." Rout is used in the old sense

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continuing his aim to preserve the cultural heritage of his homeland

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providing both driving accompaniment and delicate solos

No shortage of colorful characters emerged from Cameroon's bikutsi scene in the 1980's and early 90's

'Tutku' sees the entrancing vocals of Danish/Turkish artist Hilal Kaya as the focal point of the record

Wormhog draws inspiration from bands such as Black Sabbath

In his introduction to the album

Of all the jazz styles

"Hit The Road Jack" & "I Can't Stop Loving You" and the R&B No

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LTM are pleased to announce the first CD from cult Scots new jazz ensemble The French Impressionist's