The late 1960s/1970 Peter Green era of Fleetwood Mac is deservedly legendary and the era that began in 1975, with the addition of Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks, is by far the most commercially successful era, but the time period between the two is often neglected in terms of recognition. Admittedly, this era was full of personnel changes and certainly a transitional time in the long history of the band, but they were still creating new, fresh and vibrant music. This December 1974 Record Plant recording, the band's second appearance that year, captures the lineup fronted by Bob Welch and Christine McVie, performing some of their finest material of that era, along with several tributes to the departed original leader of the band, Peter Green.

Mercy Culture Worship is a presence-driven worship community of Mercy Culture Church based out of Fort Worth, Texas.

Anastasiya Shevchenko is a Ukrainian singer, former actress at the Dakh Contemporary Arts Center and TV host of UA:Suspilne.

GIACOMO BONDI was born in 1966 in Genova (Italy). Since 1989 he moved to Rome where he lives and works.

Giulio Gentile nasce a Sulmona (AQ) il 12/08/1994. Inizia lo studio del Pianoforte sotto la guida del M°Raffaele Pallozzi.

Daniel Casares is Bay Area saxophonist. He is a co-founder and vocalist for the East Bay funk and New Orleans jazz band, Atta Kid. He has toured with The New Mastersounds, a jazz funk band from Leeds, United Kingdom, as part of their live horn section.

David ROSE was an american violinist from Susquehanna.

When it comes to musical prodigies, Kemuel Roig stands out as a shining example of talent nurtured from a young age.

Deblon is a Detroit native and veteran Flautist of The United States Air Force Band.

Guido Cantelli featuring Boston Symphony Orchestra, Guido Cantelli featuring NBC Symphony Orchestra, New York Philharmonic Orchestra and Guido Cantelli featuring Westminster Choir, Westminster Choir

GILBERTO BONETTO, pianista e compositore, è nato nel 1980.

She spent her childhood and youth in the Arctic Circle, looking out of the window at the polar sea with its clear air, observing the seemingly chiselled slabs of ice in the winter and enjoying the magical colours of the tundra in the summer.

Gabriela Balcerek begin learning to play the violin at the age of 7 at Krzysztof Komeda-Trzc.

Highly praised by the world’s leading magazine Gramophone as an artist with “both nerve and unusual pianistic assurance”, the OPUS KLASSIK nominated Young Steinway Artist Yi Lin Jiang immediately caught the international music world’s attention with the release of his debut album “Masques” and was rewarded with a nomination for the prestigious German Record Critics' Award within the same season.

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