Bruch/ Birkelund/ Westergaard - Trio Miniaturen 18 & 24The four 'Miniatures' by Swiss composer Paul Juon clearly reveal his Russian childhood. It is melodious music a variety of character that clearly refer to Tchaikovsky and Stravinsky. Nonetheless, Juon's inimitable style is immediately audible. Max Bruch was seventy two when he composed 'Eight Pieces' for his son, Max Felix. It is substantial multifaceted oeuvre, intensifying progressively from calm awakening to complex exuberance. The 'Eight Pieces'

she and Miller faced the banality of finality

It is not surprising that Nietzsche's thoughts about free spirits

which was also his parental home

did not exist

For this 'reduction of a big thought to a practical instrument'

Lux will be spending his time fighting monsters

this new double album keeps exploring Brahms sonorities

George Benson) on drums

" (Robert Schumann in his critic about Euryanthe

Dali's Picture is a collection of early studio recordings that pre-date Script of the Bridge and features early versions of well-known songs such as "Monkeyland"

this last concert and therefore also last concert recording of Claudio Abbado

"I Should Care" and "Hot Toddy"