Schubert/ Liu - German Dancea LandlSchubert was known in his time primarily as a composer of songs, but he was also a master of the dance form and wrote prolifically for a middle class society eager for domestic entertainment. He loved Lndler (triple time country dances), the cossaises (supposedly Scottish), and the rich variety of genial German dances. Viennese pianos of the day produced a sound that was clear and transparent, very different from modern instruments, and in this

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loudest new music that Asking Alexandria has released in recent memory

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as one immersed in these twin cultures herself

percussion and strings

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Time loses it's significance as we fall into the abyss that is the universe of Pape's musical language

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From singing at Galway open mics

I have chosen from the works of five special women for this album