Straesser/ Berolina Ensemble - Chamber MusicEwald Straesser (or Strer) was highly respected during his lifetime, and the list of his interpreters reads like a "Who's Who" of music: Furtwngler, Abendroth, Mengelberg, Nikisch and Pfitzner conducted his works, and the pianists Elly Ney and Max van der Sandt repeatedly included him in their programs. Today, Straesser's music has completely disappeared from the repertoire in the succession to Brahms; the new recording of three chamber music works by

Puccini's Turandot was revived on the stage of the Teatro Real in a new production by American stage director Robert Wilson

the well-respected South Florida production team DIO + AJ + KLEIN have forged an alliance with pioneers FM Funk and JM Jack to help bring the music forward for a new generation

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giving a much fuller picture of Jim Reeves in the recording studio - in all

nishaku-yonsun) and Richard Stagg (shakuhachi)

placing well calibrated sounds within a formal structure

Mongolia and Korea

A feast of poetic expression organized by four key representatives of both the classical and jazz music scenes of today

Titled "I Phone (My Phone)"

Weimar and Jura

With some progressive metal and modern touch

Jakob Lindberg - Complete Works for the Italian Lute of His Period