Hammerschmidt/ Meunier - Ach Jesus StirbtAndreas Hammerschmidt is undoubtedly the most unjustly neglected composer of seventeenth century Lutheran Germany. Very few recordings have been devoted to him, even though his music was widely published during his lifetime. The fifteen or so published collections offer a great variety of works, which, like those of his famous contemporary Heinrich Schutz, illustrate the fusion between the Lutheran polyphonic tradition and the various stylistic

their debut album as the unadorned "Tim Kinsella and Jenny Pulse

This is their self-titled debut album

Julia had collaborated with the groups Nouvelle Vague and Pendant

it also vested him with the chutzpah to survive his own circumstances

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's 1984 synth-pop classic "Last Christmas

Here she lends distinction to a unique collection of three cantatas and two concertos by the jewel in the crown of Baroque-era music from Naples

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Sojourns Through The Septiac was recorded at Oblivion Studios in 1998 and then self-released in 1999

Lynne Arriale has been consistently praised as having a "singular voice" as a pianist

Oilly Wallace and Johannes Wamberg are celebrated as two of the greatest young talents on the contemporary Danish jazz scene

Leoš Janácek (1854-1928) composed the song cycle The Diary Of One Who Disappeared at a time when many people already considered him on a par with the other two masters of Czech national music