Joonas Ahonen - Piano WorksOf the two large piano sonatas composed by Charles Ives, No. 2 ('the Concord Sonata') is by far the best known, overshadowing it's sibling. The First Piano Sonata is comparably ambitious, however, and with a playing time of more than 40 minutes, similarly expansive. Like many works by Ives it had a long gestation period, beginning in 1901 with additions and revisions being made well into the 1920s. In contrast to the Concord, Ives didn't provide the

which the band had only ever briefly touched upon on previous albums

6 episodes-two-part adaptations of "Shroud for a Nightingale

It's a fascinating insight into the development of his music during these key formative years

We have explored various facets of the repertory of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries

The perfect rhetorical expression is conveyed through some elaborate and intimate vocal sections

melancholy and joy

Whether on the beach or in the living room: Hot music for the hot season

studied singing at the Cologne Academy of Music with Prof

Comprised of 23 tracks

floating mellotron

born in 1972

" "She's a Rainbow