Maria Toledo - Falla 1915The album Falla 1915 offers us the opportunity to experience a composer reborn through two of his masterpieces. In Siete canciones populares espanolas, the orchestral imagination of composer Francisco Dominguez enriches the original piano accompaniment without losing any folkloric substance. The first version of El amor brujo rediscovers a title that was created to be much more jondo [deeper], rawer and with more gypsy soul than the ballet it later

He even did us some fresh scribbles of "The Damn Rest" to match his handwriting that's all over the first album and it's singles

the cosmos and humanity are the inspirations for Joji Hirota's latest solo album

polyrhythmic and polydynamic work and to widen the range of it's possibilities in tone coloring

The Brandenburg Concertos were published only in 1850

yet the band's musical approach extends beyond the hair/glam genre

while the album itself peaked at #19

Gone is the slow-motion melancholy disco from their recent full-lengths - The Brighter The Light is all fierce enthusiasm and dance floor missives

the seriousness of it's theme is today as topical as ever: the often-aggressive cultural confrontations between different communities

Roger Sessions

happy nights

veiled but variable

1669 and this release is the recording of the first modern times performance that took place at the historical Teatro di Villa Torlonia in Rome in October 2019