Stockhausen/ Tudor - Historic First of the Klavierstucke I-Viii & XiStockhausen calls his piano pieces his "drawings", the pieces in which he sketches out ideas without the added color complexity of instrumental timbres. More significantly, in these early pieces you can hear a composer grappling with the challenge of electronic sound, looking for "envelope curves" that will allow the old medium to compete with the new. As played by David Tudor in this historic recording, the piano gives it's answer to the synthesizer.

an opinion shared by local cop Roger Lane (Sam Groom)

has just completed the elusive Grand Rite - a deadly

The seven main systems are called dastagh

"About just doing everything yourself and not needing to rely on anyone

with a collection of 15th-century songs and instrumental numbers

de Hartmann and his wife joined Gurdjieff's circle of followers

Anna Thorvaldsdottir

black inner sleeves and a 4-page text insert

Including live versions of seven of his Billboard chart hits

although we plead not guilty to charges of crimes against music that this compilation may or may not elicit

"It was like I was moving forward and venturing into places I had never been before

This new album includes world premiere recordings of Amanda Maier's preludes