Sebastian Bohren - La FoliaSebastian Bohren's new album La folia is an affectionate homage to Ida Haendel, one of his heroes; to fiddlers of the late 19th and early 20th centuries; and to the violin itself. The Swiss violinist says, "It is also like a hall of mirrors, as some tracks invoke the spirits of two or three violinists." From an early age, Sebastian was immersed in a lineage of violinists who favored Romantic transcriptions of Baroque repertoire, studying with a pupil

the profession of draking is still profitable enough for the crews of airships like the Quin Zaza to risk their lives in the deadly pursuit of the airborne behemoths

From the producers: "There's a lot of great Jewish holiday music out there

In Handel's Arminio

The texts chosen belong to four civilizations (Christian

but today the boys also give concerts all over the world

David Oistrakh - Concerto for Violin & Orchestra Op 61

This title perfectly symbolizes the history of Dark Sanctuary after these years of artistic break and this rebirth

Includes both sides of his eight Modern 45's along with a number of tracks that were initially issued only on his rare Crown album & nine previously unissued alternate takes

In the 1950s

prompted the release not only of this collection

"House of the Rising Sun

Since arriving in June