Schubert - Symphony No. 3 in D Major D.200Franz Schubert's Symphony No. 3 in D Major, D. 200 performed by the Moscow Symphony Orchestra with Alexander Dimitriyev conducting.

This is Bartoli's first studio recording of Haydn's demanding aria first performed by Brigida Bant in London in 1791

Led by Ambrose Kenny-Smith

world musician Ahmad DuBose (percussion)

as a composer he remained misunderstood: "Do you always have to be dead before people wish long life to you

raspy voice that brought a lively exuberance to his often generic lyrics and his habit of tossing in spoken give his songs the feel of intimate dialogues

directed by Melvin Van Peebles

A total of 228 performances

Smiley (Frog) Brunette

Happy 2 Be Here

the sparse indie pop jangle was just a hint at what the band would go on to achieve

Swans or Oranssi Pazuzu

Albert Roussel was a midshipman who turned to music as an adult