"Already during my childhood, I became absorbed in Scriabin’s universe and fascinated with the idea of embracing the transformation of his style in one concert. With this program, I draw together pieces that are connected through the realization of similar ideas in Scriabin’s different stylistic periods. For example, the pathetic, rebellious line is drawn in the Etude op. 8 no. 12, Prelude op. 11 no. 14, Prelude op. 27 no. 1, Poeme op. 32 no. 2, Preludes op. 48 no. 1&4 and going to op. 74…"

Kofi Flexxx refers to the spirit that we embody with when deep in the inspirational zone. It's the creative principle that allows us to bring something from nothing and birth new ideas into existence. Being of the spiritual realm, Kofi Flexxx operates via medium and cannot be engaged with directly, only through particular beings entrusted to speak its message and decipher its meaning. With Flowers In The Dark, Kofi Flexxx arrives as a trickster, shapeshifter, a fluid entity within a world of seemingly rigid predefined borders and demarcation lines.

In 2019 the Swedish organist and composer Gunnar Idenstam was commissioned to provide the music to a film, The Vegan Toothbrush, by the Norwegian film-maker Trygve Luktvasslimo, which takes seriously the issue of climate change itself but satirises the quasi-religious intensity of climate activists. Idenstam is one of the few remaining organists who maintain the centuries-old tradition of improvisation at the console, and his extemporisations for the film, all of which are concerned with water, developed into a kind of powerfully atmospheric sea symphony.

The Sonata in F major for piano duet was written in 1786. Mozart often played four hand literature with his sister, Nannerl. There were occasions where they were called upon to perform this type of literature. This work is a substantial sonata with an Adagio introduction and frequent use of contrapuntal textures instead of the more often used homophonic accompaniments.

Fearsomely funky, grippingly groovy, and radiantly retro, The Soul Movers – the lovechild of powerhouse vocalist, Lizzie Mack, and OG-Red-Wiggle, Murray Cook - are all the above, as is the groovy soul, powerful pop, and rockin’ country bump in “Dumb Luck”, their fourth album in over ten years, out on Cheersquad Records & Tapes.

An aura of infinity permeates the tracks on the new Silent Skies album DORMANT. A spherical melancholy that seems to expand in all directions at the same time, encloses the listener and carries it with it like a river without an end, without a goal.

Three Pieces for Blues Band and Symphony Orchestra is an avant-garde musical composition written by William Russo in 1968. It combines classical music played by an orchestra with blues played by a four-piece band.

The Deepest Breath is a 2023 documentary film directed and written by Laura McGann that profiles Italian freediver Alessia Zecchini on her quest to break a world record with the help of safety diver Stephen Keenan.

The Amund Stenøien Quartet release new album Coming to Pass, featuring Stenøien on vibraphone, Gard Kronborg on acoustic bass guitar, Steinar Heide Bø on drums, and Joakim Rainer Petersen on piano.

Delta Blues 1950s classic lineup that retraces the classics with the energy that comes from mixing friendship, passion and years of music lived and played. On June 21, 2023, their first album "Pork&Beans" is released on all digital platforms produced by Renato Pezzano and Jambalaya with the collaboration of FDS Records and stunning artwork by Stefania Petrafesa.

Graupner and Bach: Two baroque composers: one known to most music lovers at most by name; the other the undisputed Number One in the canon of western classical music. Both endowed the keyboard generously with compositions, and in that genre, for both composers, the dance suite was an important starting point.

I do not know what it is like to face death, except that to be human is to know that each day is a gift, with an unknown number of days before us.

Frederick Septimus Kelly, born in Sydney in 1881, was on the way to becoming one of Australia’s most important early composers when he was killed during the Battle of the Somme in 1916.

"Brexit Music" is not a political album. But there is a taste for British mockery in the title, which came to the artist's mind long after the repertoire was conceived: in the end, art should survive all social fads.