Frances Quinlan - Likewise"We should try again to talk," Frances Quinlan writes. It not just a lyric it's a suggestion, a warning, a plea, a wish. This request is woven throughout Likewise, her forthcoming solo album, amidst dramatically shifting motifs. Some are jubilant, some are dreamy and abstract, and a few are sinister, but within each dark void that Quinlan explores, there is a light peering back at her. Frances Quinlan has built an identity for herself over the past

is dedicated to Charles Bruffy and the Phoenix Chorale in honour of it's fiftieth anniversary

" pianist Shai Wosner presents a unique recital disc featuring works both monumental (the Piano Sonata D959) and charming (the Moments Musicaux)

but how to go

with the funky "Who's Making Love" and "Scratch My Back" faring better than the slow stuff

David Leisner - Complete Solo Guitar Works

with a lots of hooks and choruses with harmonic vocals

Carl Nielsen

new neighbors and new traditions the Huangs stay true to their family values as they pursue the American Dream

We used to do longer improvisations not dissimilar to this around the time of our second record Isla

a call to action

Shogun Assassin's extreme violence almost caused it to be banned in the UK by the Home Office

and took the stage sporadically for several years thereafter