Breiner - Beatles Go Baroque AgainClassical musicians have always recognized the musicality and originality of The Beatles' songs, Leonard Bernstein declaring the Lennon McCartney composing team 'the Schuberts of our time'. This sequel to Peter Breiner's multi platinum Beatles Go Baroque (Naxos 8. 555010) takes the original concept even further, keeping 18th century masterpieces such as Vivaldi's The Four Seasons and Bach's famously stylish and beautiful Violin Concerto No. 1 largely

the two albums contains deep Batiste originals

and in May 2021

Ralph Gonzales on drums

horns softly valedictory -grounded by Benjamin's deep voice

muscle and potency

Califone's first record in three years finds creative force Tim Rutili reaching new levels of harmony

" originally released in October 1981 as the second single from their second studio album

Jason Fleming

coincides with his Metropolitan Opera debut in Brett Dean's Hamlet

written by Jean-Claude Carriere (Belle Du Jour)

they've manifested a gentle collective space for respite

And as many composers have learned