Weigl - String Quartets 7 & 8Following Karl Weigl's Cello Concerto, we are now releasing his last two String Quartets, his seventh and eighth such works, which were neither commissioned works nor performed during his lifetime. The premiere of Quartet No. 7 was held at the Austrian Institute in New York in 1956, seven years after the composer's death, and the Concord Quartet premiered Quartet No. 8 at Lincoln Center in New York only years later, in 1973. Weigl completed his next

smooth on the inside

shortly after which he embarked on the sessions featured here for the Prestige label during the middle years of the decade

the 'Haffner'

The ensemble is led by conductor Lorenzo Guggenheim and is made up of the brightest players in Toronto

Vocalist Marlene VerPlanck's new CD "Once There Was a Moon" was recorded in 2008 with her husband Billy producing and arranging with backing by pianist Tedd Firth

Rhythm & Blues

Corsi's catalogue of works includes around 23 secular compositions including Cantatas for one voice and basso continuo

this single marks the band's great achievement in the Tokyo pop scene

Cathrine's ex

It certainly informed my writing

While Into Clouds typified the transitional moments we all experience in life and was also reflective of Eric's own life at the time of recording

from full-blown Romanticism to a more sparse and formally concentrated idiom