Anders Paulsson - Symphonies 3 & 4 & Trombone ConcertoBorn into a working class family, Anders Eliasson's earliest musical experiences originated from within himself: 'they were my own singing, and tunes I heard on the radio'. At the age of nine he began to play the trumpet, and soon after he became the leader of a jazz band for which he wrote arrangements. Aged 14, he found a local organist to teach him harmony and counterpoint, and at 16 he left his hometown for Stockholm to study privately. In 1966

four years after the artist's death

from blackened metal-industrial phenom Dawn of Ashes

This album introduces their sister Maryam

Fans of the Street Fighter star will delight as Chiba pitches himself into a succession of freewheeling action and feisty fight scenes in this double dish of martial arts mayhem

' and of course

String Trio in g minor

Severoth considers their first three studio albums a trilogy

Production repertoire is divided between the arrangements of folk songs

The second part is about such exotics as Wolfgang Sauer with his great version of For You My Love

Intonations from Byzantine chant sit alongside guttural voices in Giacinto Scelsi and the English vocal style of John Tavener

an accomplished player in his youth

"The Gypsy"