Rachmaninov/ Markov/ Jansons - Bells / Symphonic DancesTwo large symphonic tone poems by the Russian composer Sergei Rachmaninov can be experienced on this new release from BR KLASSIK the four movement symphonic poem "The Bells" ("Kolokola") op 35, based on a poem by Edgar Allan Poe, for solo voices, choir and orchestra, composed in 1913, and the three "Symphonic Dances" op 45 from 1940 the last completed work by the composer, who died in 1943. Bells have a special importance for every Russian: their

through an unparalleled combination of a dazzling variety of expression and breath-taking virtuosity with stupendous polyphonic mastery

Mario Bava high on distorted mellotrons

Portraying the life of the "anointed one" (the literal meaning of the Hebrew word 'Messiah')

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either by specific and direct quotation or "parody

Elena Kuschnerova presents piano music by the now almost forgotten Alexander Lokshin (1920-1987)

Limited 200gm vinyl LP pressing

the newest work from Glenn Mercer

as well as by the rarely-heard Dubois

while at the same time bringing out the extraordinary modernity of this intoxicating music'

Croce's third studio album

I have delighted in immersing myself in the world of Handel for more than forty years now