Herbert Schuch - Reflecting Beethoven"Beethoven has been pressed into many categories. At times he was seen as the great Titan, at others as an idealist; later approaches occasionally attempted to "de emotionalize" his music. He simply had an incredible ability to be many things, but his music was never dispassionate. Beethoven could even sound overemotional, and then display dry wit! I see him at a crossroads in music history where he was occasionally still allowed to write plain,

Eight different records made No

Grandi ventured in the field of Psalms with large-scale writing only at the end of his life

the four musicians present an album focusing on two composers

The artist has successfully taught at the Hanover University of Music

songwriter and guitarist who was born in 1913

but also of anger

It features some of the biggest names of Modern's early years

Pirut Live pressed on black vinyl and lovingly placed in a gorgeous gatefold sleeve with custom cover art

It's a different lifestyle

It's not a typical teenage girl pastime

he launched his own band after serving in the US Navy in WWII

These anthologies will once again demonstrate everything the piano fortist brings to the interpretation of the symphonic and chamber repertoires