Shawn Purcell - 180I can't find the words that convey the feelings that emerge from the presence of a great player. It happens once in a while and now is one of those times Pat Martino. Diving deep into the classic tradition of the organ trio, DC based guitarist Shawn Purcell celebrates hard bop heroes Pat Martino, Grant Green, Wes Montgomery and George Benson, while finding plenty of room for the influence from Scofield, Stern, Bernstein and others. Graced with a

"Sprucin' Up" (1935)

I have had fond memories of working with Mark Carpentieri at M

the third album in six years by this "beloved rock-soul-reggae singer-songwriter" (New York Times) releases April 28 on his own Luna Park Records

That's rare in violin concertos - and links the Brahms concerto to the one by Alban Berg

the characteristic pile-ups of chorale harmonies and torrents of semiquavers in toccatas and variations that find their natural home on the instruments of Cavaille-Coll as an apotheosis of the French Gothic organ style

shoegazey pop

This album not only features smooth vocal arrangements

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composed in the last year of his life but full of charm and courtly irony

cultures and musical backgrounds - to join him in an experiment of "breathing together

well known pieces in the history of choral music

where she attended college and graduate school