Duncan Honeybourne - Pictures of LightWilliam Baines is one of those exceptionally gifted composers whose music still remains little known to the general music loving public. Deeply rooted in Nature, it shows influences from Debussy, Scriabin, Chopin, Liszt and Ravel and has totally assimilated those exemplars into truly mature and distinguished works all his own. This album includes a number of impressionist piano solos and also the first recording (and first performance) of the Five

Reissued as a standalone single for the first time

Very few are able to capture the same emotional

A strong contender to dominate a style some are calling the New Wave of Swedish Doom Metal

Al Reinert's documentary for All Mankind is the story of the twenty-four men who traveled to the Moon

Dan Hornsby organised the first recording session for the extroverted bluesman of 24

to the heartbeat of the TT on Douglas Promenade

but not used

characterized by rich creativity and exceptional mastery of the various techniques

Breuninger "does outstanding justice to the virtuosic demands

Jared Mattson's Peanut didn't originally come from a need to break away

the exuberant Some like to show it off by Croatian cellist-composer Thomas Buritch

apart from a revival by Italian broadcasting in the RAI production of 1975 and a further staging at Montecatini in 1999