Annie Lennox's brand new album, “A Christmas Cornucopia,” (released on November 22nd, 2010) features Lennox’s unique and personal interpretations of some of her favorite Christmas carols as well as a completely new, and wonderful, original composition entitled, “Universal Child.”

Recorded in Majorstudio, Oslo, Norway, 6. December 1997
Svein Erik Børja in Memoriam.

"The Song Of The Whales". Bjørnstad has worked in recent years with the Swedish cellist Svante Henryson. "Hvalenes Song" was written for Vestfold International Festival in 2009.

Jarrett’s solo concert tradition continues with two highly creative performances of recent vintage – from Paris’s Salle Pleyel on November 26, 2008, followed by London’s Royal Festival Hall on December 1. The English date was Jarrett’s first London solo concert in many years and, in the words of one reviewer, “triggered the sort of ecstasy that might greet a returning prophet”. As with “Radiance” and “The Carnegie Hall Concert”, the music covers a wide arc of expression, as “that old Jarrett magic forges majestically on” (The Guardian).

Playing for Change is an extraordinary effort to unite musicians and vocalists from diverse parts of the globe, while at the same time seeking to immerse audiences in a multimedia movement to inspire, connect and bring peace to the world through music.
Utilizing innovative mobile audio/video techniques, Playing for Change (PFC) records musicians outdoors in cities and townships worldwide. They've travelled from post-Katrina New Orleans to post-apartheid South Africa, from the remote beauty of the Himalayas to the religious diversity of Jerusalem. Their talents are captured in myriad environments: under the sun and beneath the streetlights… in public parks, plazas and promenades… in doorways, on cobblestone streets, amid hilly pueblos. Their performances are subsequently combined in allowing them to collaborate - albeit separated by hundreds, or even thousands, of miles.

Turns out that one of the products of communist Hungary during the '70s was an amazing selection of psychedelic rock bands. Who knew? Well, clearly the folks at Finders Keepers have been in on this for a while, because they cottoned on to the alluring wigouts of Sarolta Zalatnay a while back, reissuing her eponymous LP to glowing reviews a good twenty-five years or so after its original release. As this album demonstrates, Zalatnay was by no means a one-off. Artists like Kati Kovacs, and bands such as Skorpios and Piramis were all experimenting with adventurous, prog-tinged funk rock.

"This is the hardest swinging Jarrett I have ever heard. The trio bring a new sound to the standards and DeJohnette, instead of trying to be clever with the beat just lays down a glorius swing all the way through the album. The set is fantastic and the trio have never sounded so good. For someone who thought they had heard all the trio had to give, this has changed my expectations!"

This 3-CD box incorporates the albums “Codona” (recorded 1978), “Codona 2” (1980) and “Codona 3” (1982).

Ketil Bjørnstad recent project ”The Light“ precisely brings out the essence of Bjørnstad’s respective talents . “The Light” unites two song cycles for mezzo-soprano, viola and piano The “Fire Nordiske Sanger“ (=Four Nordic Songs) represent thirty years of consistent work, ”Sommernatt Ved Fjorden“ even became a radio hit in Norway.

"The long awaited new CD from Sara K ~ this SACD contains a CD-Hybrid layer, DSD stereo sound and DSD Surround Sound. This last CD is surely one of her best, maybe it is THE best.
The album's 12 tracks are a delightful mix of folk, jazz and blues, with one song especially outstanding in its beauty, 'Made in the Shade', devoted to Sara K.'s fellow artist and kindred spirit, Chris Jones, who died in 2005."

"The veteran Burton on vibraphone and up-and-comer Ozone on piano make classical music swing like it's never been swung before. You probably couldn't imagine the selected pieces by Scarlatti, Ravel, Rachmaninoff and Brahms having a "groove," but Burton and Ozone manage to find one…"

"She's young, gorgeous and immensely talented. A superb bass player, an already highly nuanced vocalist and a promising composer, Esperanza is a triple threat who may very well be one of the key figures in defining the direction jazz will be heading in the 21st century."

Revised versions of songs originally recorded for the 'Back To The Roots' album 1971 with great musicians as Eric Clapton, Don Sugarcane Harris, Harvey Mandel and Keef Hartley.