Danish Chamber Orchestra/ Brahms - Complete SymphoniesBrahms was 43 years old when, after a long period of maturation, his First Symphony was published. Felix Weingartner commented on it 'taking hold like the claw of a lion' and it's urgency marked a new phase in Brahms' musical development. The Second Symphony is traditionally seen as the pastoral element in the cycle, while the Third, with it's melodic beauty, has the courage to end quietly, an act of astonishing serenity. The compelling Passacaglia

Glenn Gould and Friedrich Gulda were almost the same age

The stand alone release of Byre - Here in Deadlights EP from Rob Crow's 2018 Artist in Residency at Joyful Noise Recordings

this remarkable collection of songs range from sultry ballad to upbeat funky blues jam to prove their prowess through their intricate craftsmanship of the blues

but also determine the arrangement of the madrigals by poet

and other surprises into timelessly catchy and cool songs sung by all four members-each with her own style and energy

Casey Bill Weldon

Written by German poet Georg Heym in 1912

accompanied by the National Kabuki Company

an early stereo version of "Let's Try It Again

publications on life and work as well as recordings of selected compositions on phonograms

presenting an exciting departure from the traditional box style

but the interpretations here are infused with youth and cosmopolitan openness