Clocks and Clouds' latest single would be the perfect soundtrack to the flight of a determined damsel in distress in a dark forest.
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Music Review: Arnold Schoenberg/Pierre Boulez – ‘Pierrot lunaire’
The first (and perhaps finest) of Arnold Schoenberg's masterpiece 'Pierrot lunaire' was released by the Wergo label in 1962, and is finally available on compact disc.
Read More »Interview: Pianist Yoonie Han on Her Debut Album ‘Love and Longing’
The pianist explores love and longing on her debut release on the Steinway & Sons label, with music by Schubert, Liszt, Prokofiev, Granados and more.
Read More »Music Review: P.F. Sloan – ‘My Beethoven’
P. F. Sloan's long awaited 'My Beethoven' is where musical theatre draws from a life of tragedy and triumph.
Read More »Music Review: Various Artists – ‘The GAMBIT – Original Soundtrack’
'The GAMBIT – Original Soundtrack' will definitely get you moving in one way or another with a nice genre blend between country western and classic orchestral music.
Read More »Music Reviews: Clare Fischer – ‘After the Rain,’ The Clare Fischer Orchestra – ‘Music For Strings, Percussion and the Rest’
Fischer has studied the musical tradition, and he has used his studies to create his own artistic voice.
Read More »Music Review: Various Artists – ‘Play It Again: The Classic Sound of Hollywood’
A superlative package of both obscure and familiar movie themes from Turner Classic Movies.
Read More »Music Review: Hafez Nazeri – ‘Untold: The Rumi Symphony Project’
Hopefully this marks the beginning of a brand new musical tradition, one with the ability to move audiences no matter what their religion, cultural or ethnic background.
Read More »Music Review: ‘Mike Marshall & the Turtle Island Quartet’ Self-Titled CD
Full of creative energy and stellar musicianship, this evocative collaboration is more than the sum of its parts.
Read More »Music Review: Douglas Detrick’s AnyWhen Ensemble – ‘The Bright and Rushing World’
Douglas Detrick and AnyWhen take chamber jazz to another level.
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