Debussy/ Gasparian - DebussyThe French pianist Jean Paul Gasparian has chosen Debussy for his first album with nave, an album full of sensitivity and colour, including the first ever recording of the transcription of the Rondes de printemps. With this album devoted solely to Debussy, Jean Paul Gasparian invites listeners to integrate the atmospheres, colours and timbres that make up Debussy's world. 'The piano, here,' he says, 'is a tool that let's your imagination wander, a

even though the musical material remained the same

the two-time GRAMMY-nominated and millions-selling legends of progressive music

'Warm' is UK street-soul / electronic boogie at it's finest

Also starring Jill Ireland (The Valdez Horses) and Joseph Wiseman (Dr

alternating some surprisingly passionate and even stormy episodes with the kind of unpretentious folk-like theme that Schubert would go on to perfect

In Chicago and Detroit it's called - "Steppin'

The last song Nocturne is not among the rarely heard

outright enthusiasm

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jangly guitar

the album's endless complexity emerged from a period of unexpected and life-changing transformation

Whitfield started out at Motown and worked up to his instantly recognisable