Treetop - TreetopTreetop is the eponymous debut album by the contemporary chamber jazz trio of Berlin based accordionist Vojta Drnek, Prague based trombonist Richard anda and Bratislava based double bassist Michal elep. Their diverse repertoire reflects many aspects of Treetop's musical journey, spanning from jazz influences or folklore inspiration to contemporary musical concepts as well as pieces by Bartk or Grieg which are also part of the album, presented on it in

performing well-known Great American Songbook standards which were the staple repertoire of jazz improvisers in that era along with original compositions

Learning multiple instruments as a teenager he set out to achieve his goals with a tireless determination

The Sonnets

The CD also contains tracks cut subsequently as the Fashions

forcibly wrenching open the third eye of one's collective consciousness

this album showcases Weber's incredible talent as both an instrumentalist and a comp

built of solid brick tell the story of industrialization of 19th century Leipzig

Time and time again these artists turn to Tony Grey

the productions of this great genius

passionate music

making his first film in 1950 and eventually signing to Warner Bros

(Dido and Cleopatra)