AgneseParma native Ferdinando Paer, who wrote more than 50 operas, composed Agnese in 1809 for a private entertainment and a company of amateur singers. In 1824, with a few changes to the score, this opera semiseria in two acts reached the Theathre Italien in Paris where it gained international success; among it's early admirers were Berlioz, Chopin and Victor Hugo who mentioned it in his Les Misrables but a few decades after it's premire it fell into

eight Academical Clerks and four chaplains

spoken word poetry transmissions as absurd and cryptic phrases

Time to put on those red shoes and ch-ch-ch-change the diapers

even more so since Moscow Patriarch Kyrill has made warlike speeches

'Aqua Marina' (a croon brought to life by in-demand vocalist Gary Miller)

Emo's in Austin

'It's the same experiment looking through a microscope as it is a telescope

Russian guitarist and composer Sergei Ivanovich Rudnev was born in 1955 in Tula

Bedsit Poets)

"It's a joy to be able to go in any direction you want to go in musically

the British duo's first ever compilation to combine the best of Dandelion-era tracks with later Polydor hits

Minoan minimal music of Crete to complete their primitive manifesto: The Kritikal Beatdown