Kohler/ Rita D'Arcangelo - Virtuoso JourneyItalian flutist Rita D'Arcangelo presents, on her debut album for the Centaur label, a true virtuoso program of works for flute by a wide, diverse array of composers stretching acrossthe Classical and Romantic eras and extending into the 20th c. with Il Carnevale di Venezia by the Italian composer Leonardo de Lorenzo (1875 1962). Currently Principal flautist of the United Chamber Orchestra of Berlin, Ms. D'Arcangelo's concert activities as a solo

In celebration of ARC Music's 35 years of dedication to world music

Here Uotsuka has a strange vision in which he comes face to face with the beautiful star of a 1915 chanbara film that appears to have no ending

The newly dead who drank from it's waters lost all memory of their earthly lives

In 2013 and 2015 Anne finished her Masters of Performance and Masters of Pedagogy with distinction

for whom Poulenc conceived La voix humaine in 1958 to a monodrama written by Jean Cocteau 30 years earlier and revised by the playwright for the lyric stage

but embracing Modernism and Impressionism as stylistic tools in order to do so

a improvisatory piece which performed an established role as part of the church service

consisting of at least two generations who focused either on 'absolute' music (in central Europe) or music for the theatre (in Italy and France)

They are supported by bassists Carson Smith and Joe Mondragon with Larry Bunker on drums for this spontaneous and inventive jazz treasure

The work was composed in 1886

"Cicatrices" opens new perspectives towards chiselled and catchy melodies

and brings bravura and vivacity to the role of Kitri in Carlos Acosta's production of the classical Don Quixote