Ulster Orchestra/ Howard Shelley - Stanford: A Song Of AgincourtUlster Orchestra Howard Shelley Stanford: A Song Of Agincourt

For this exciting confrontation

Ever since I became interested in Bach's music

Powell's classical piano chops swapped to synth for the new project

delivering a regal performance as the brilliant monarch who ruled the Russian empire and transformed it's place in the world in the 18th century

That's right

coming not just from Silverstein - who has the old-timey romp "Broken Down Momma" - but also the slyly funny and savage "Texas Law Sez

and received a rather great response amongst metal-heads and media

drifting ballads and twangy jams

Nicolas Namoradze proves more than equal to the demands of both

Lucia Kye lives up to her European traning and accolades with precise yet sensitive pianist

Covering a period from the mid 1950's through the early 1960's

As one of the main hubs of the Freestyle movement