Telemann/ Indianapolis Baroque Orchestra - Lully EffectThis recording realizes Barthold Kuijken's long held desire to restore to Jean Baptiste Lully, and to French Baroque orchestral works in general, the power and intensity that once held the musical world in thrall. To the grandeur, finesse and diversity of the genre he has brought original source material to inform specific bowing techniques and the use of ornamentation. The result, as with Telemann's Suite in E minor, which stands firmly in the Lully

Doc leaves Rio with Billy

from Medieval chant and Baroque counterpoint to 20th-century French composers and American and Irish folk music

Chris Barnes

This CD introduces recorder virtuoso Susanna Borsch

featured in the revised version published in 1829

and incognito

William Christie conducts this acclaimed production - hailed by The New York Times as being 'as satisfying as it is bold'

Brett marked his 7th back-to-back chart-topper and is 1 of only 4 artists to have their first 7 singles go #1 on Country Aircheck/Mediabase

Traumatised by the onscreen violence

Paul's music seems to embody the unexpected overlap of The Band's Americana

they had flaws'

Clara La San ("Touch Me")