Orjan Hulten presents a brand-new quartet and a new album. Under the name "Peaceful Warrior," the quartet features some of the finest musicians, with the fantastic Isabella Lundgren as a guest. The music can be described as poetic, lyrical, and free. It is newly composed music by Orjan for the quartet. Isabella joins in performing the poem "Please Call Me by My True Names" by Vietnamese Zen Buddhist monk Thich Nhat Hanh, as well as a reinterpretation of Shirley Horn's beautiful ballad "Where Are You Going?". The "Peaceful Warrior Quartet" may not create world peace, but we can start with ourselves. Peace is about a desire for a better world, but also about a journey inward to us. It's about finding a genuine and generous creative process together in the band and with the audience.

This album is inspired by the fantastic physicality and variety of dance forms in which composers from Granados to Shostakovich excelled. There are some hidden gems as well as pieces that will be familiar to all - and they have the novelty, as transcriptions, of all having been 'stolen' from the original. These arrangements are creative, fun and often virtuosic.

William Shield rose from relatively humble beginnings to become the ‘house’ composer to Covent Garden, for which he wrote stage works full of panache and tunefulness.

Mozart’s Serenade No. 10 in B flat major, K. 361, also known as the “Gran Partita”, is one of his most important works for wind ensemble. It was written around 1781 (the exact date is not certain) and consists of seven movements, including the famous Adagio, which plays a central role in Peter Shaffer’s play Amadeus.

In the year marking the centenary of acclaimed Portuguese composer Carlos Paredes, guitarists and composers José Peixoto and Nuno Cintrão pay tribute to the immortal legacy of his music. Building on the references, inspirations, and complicity of their work as the duo Combinatorium, with whom they released the album Fragmentos Imaginários (2023), the musicians now set out to explore and reinvent the sound universe of the master of the Portuguese guitar on the album VISITA: Dialogues with Carlos Paredes (VISIT: Dialogues with Carlos Paredes), which will be released on October 10 by Galileo Music.

1000 Arms is the fifteenth studio album by Canadian country rock band Blue Rodeo, released on October 28, 2016.

One of Saxony-Anhalt’s oldest and most tradition-rich orchestras presents a compelling combination of two major orchestral works on GENUIN, marking the 100th anniversary of the Bauhaus’s relocation from Weimar to Dessau: the Anhaltische Philharmonie of the Bauhaus city Dessau, under its general music director Markus L. Frank, pairs Mussorgsky’s „Pictures at an Exhibition“ (in Ravel’s orchestration) with „Feininger Fractals“ by Eisenach-born composer Thomas Buchholz (b. 1961) – two orchestral works closely connected to visual art. The finely spun textures of Buchholz, who in this work engages with Bauhaus master Lyonel Feininger, and the endless colors of Mussorgsky/Ravel are in the best hands with this Dessau ensemble. Magnificent but not pompous, virtuosic yet full of meaning, the orchestra plays with intelligence and nuance under its chief conductor.

The Finnish guitarist Kalle Kalima met the double bassist Oliver Potratz and the drummer Oliver Steidle in Berlin in year 2000. These three have become companions on a musical journey that has lasted almost twenty-five years so far. They have defined their own sound and are solidly challenging the limits of the musical possibilities of the trio formation. The combination of Finnish roots and Berlin vibe results in original, wild, creative jazz music. Klima Kalima uses elements from rock, blues and folk to give their modern jazz sound a quirky accent.

The singer of Thales" is written on a memorial stone for the composer Johann Gottlieb Naumann. One could hardly have appreciated him more aptly.

Four-LP Set Includes The Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame Trio’s Entire 2002 Performance In Rio de Janeiro, Plus Two Bonus Tracks From The Same Tour Available From Rhino On January 18 LOS ANGELES – Following a nearly five-year break from touring, Rush returned to the stage in 2002 to support the trio’s seventeenth studio album, Vapor Trails. During the tour, Geddy Lee, Alex Lifeson and Neil Peart played to some of the biggest crowds of the band’s career, including 40,000 people at the tour’s final stop in Rio de Janeiro. That concert was released in 2003 as RUSH IN RIO, which was certified gold in the U.S. and Canada.

Seine posthume Bekanntheit verdankte der Protagonist dieser Produktion einem Irrtum: Die »Jenaer Symphonie«, die man 1909 in der Universitätsbibliothek der Stadt entdeckte, wurde als ein vermeintliches Frühwerk Beethovens gründlich studiert, diskutiert und sogar eingespielt.

Hollow Souls are the musical-collective brain child of internationally respected British guitar player Kris Barras and his right-hand man, acclaimed producer Josiah J. Manning.

An intimate voice-and-piano album weaving five witty originals among six classic standards. Captures Angela and pianist Ray Gallon in a late-night, romantic mood with In the Wonder of the Night.

Since their days at Trondheim’s Jazz Program, they have known each other musically inside out, alternately collaborators and critical mirrors. Their combined range extends from contemporary composition to improvisation, pop, and electronics. With Time to Crystallize, they unveil a dimension of that shared language which has, until now, remained unseen.

The new programme »Opium – Light and Shadow of the Twenties« by the Berlin-based dream duo Eckart Runge and Jaques Ammon reflects the creative, decadent and frivolous 1920s - a brief era of awakening, turmoil, sensuality, seduction and ecstasy, but also a time with a premonition of impending catastrophe.