Blow/ Corbetta - Love Restor'dEarly music ensemble Ceruleo presents an album of music from restoration era England. Featuring works by Henry Purcell, John Blow, Francesco Corbetta, and John Eccles, the album looks at the dramatic character of English Restoration music and it's relationship to the theatrical tradition of the time. Providing a snapshot of the music that might have been heard in English theatres and concert halls, Ceruleo creates a performance like the stage works of

but Andreas Fischer has now carried this task through to completion

Peter Allen +

Dorothy Donegan-piano

The album's title comes from the maybe-apocryphal Einstein quote

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successfully bridges the old and the new

it is a collection of sonic sketches reflecting the band's particular take on the many-headed beast that is Olympia

reminding the listener that despite the enormity of it's theme

and drummer Mel McFail to generate a sound influenced by new wave

sei nicht bös« on the same high musical level as Die Csárdásfürstin - celebrated it's Munich premiere in 1918 at the Gärtnerplatztheater and during subsequent years scored triumphs around the world

in Chicago and once again co-produced/mixed it

and his publisher really wants him to ghost-write a political biography