Weiss/ Barto - Lute Sonatas Nos. 30 & 39 & 96: 11Weiss a contemporary of JS Bach was the greatest lutenist of his age, whose music is largely in the mixed Italian French style of the time.

He really captured the feel of the old album cover but made the new cover look the way we could have only dreamed back in 1996

as far as the instrumentation of the works allowed

all while maintaining the band's own musical identity and providing a soundtrack for mosh pits

however - in 1907 the critic Pierre Lalo complained that 'in Ravel's orchestra

Africa and the world

The Heart Throbs

which is remarkable for the fact that all performance decisions are left up to the interpreters

Arpeggiated sequences owe as much to Bach and the Baroque as they do to Minimalism

"still life" in Italian

Kate NV (RU) and Vanishing Twin (GB)

Blending folk intimacy

Fabio Sartori