Tracklista: 1. Too Marvelous For Words+2. My Foolish Heart*3. Stormy Weather4. Little Girl Blue5. I Get The Blues When It Rains*6. Happiness Is a Thing Called Joe7. It's A Fine Day For Walking Country Style8. Laura9. Alone Together*10. I Wonder What Became of Me11. Something Cool12. Moon and Sand13. Lush Life*14. You're Nearer
Tracklista:1. The Artist and His Dog2. Paladin Warrior3. Set in Stone4. White Horse5. When the Wind Turns Her Hand6. Eksistensur7. Et Norge I Forfall8. Harakiri for the Sky and the Trees9. Petrol Disruption10. On My Knees Before King A11. Lucid River12. Gold Smoke13. Moving Parts14. The Indian Became a Thunderbird
Tracklista: CD 1 1. Duduk Of The North 2. Now We Are Free (Juba's Mix) 3. The Protector Of Rome 4. Homecoming 5. The General Who Became A Slave 6. The Slave Who Became A Gladiator 7. Secrets 8. Rome Is The Light 9. All That Remains 10. Maximus 11. Marikesh Marketplace 12. The Gladiator Waltz 13. Figurines 14. The Mob 15. Busy Little Bee 16. Death Smiles At Us All 17. Not Yet 18. Now We Are Free (Maximus Mix) CD 2 1. Progeny 2. Wheat 3. Battle 4. Earth 5. Synchronized (Craig Bratley Remix) 6. To Zucchabar 7. Patricide 8. Emperor Is Dead 9. Might Of Rome 10. Strength And Honour 11. Reunion 12. Slaves to Rome 13. Barbarian Horde 14. Am I Not Merciful? 15. Elysium 16. Honor Him 17. Now We Are Free
Tracklista: 1. And All Became Nothing 2. Blasphemous Supremary 3. Retaliation 4. Solitudinem 5. Into Nihil 6. Necromantic Ways 7. Resurrection Of The Light Bearer 8. The Hunt, The Instinct 9. To Enter The Temple 10. Under Death's Shadow
Tracklista: 1. There's No Wine Like The Bloods Crimson 2. As I March 3. Warrior Of The Crescent Moon 4. Blodsverging 5. When The Crows Shadow Falls 6. Ild Dans 7. ...And So The Night Became 8. Fyrndeheimen (Instrumental)
Tracklista:1. You Became the Light2. The Dirge3. No4. Slow Burn5. Palisades6. You Are Not Your Mind7. Evergreen8. Into the Void
Tracklista:1. Wriggle Like a F**king Eel2. Cruise (Force the Truth)3. Killing Hurts Give You the Secrets4. A C**t Like You5. Princess Disease6. Guru7. Why You Never Became a Dancer8. Dyad9. Philosophy10. Cut Hands Has the Solution11. Dumping the F**king Rubbish12. Daddo
Tracklista:1. Tmtwnbbfn2. Not Your Typical Victorian3. A Clean Sweep4. This House Is Not Haunted5. Viva La Difference Engine6. Turned Out Nice Again7. The Worst Sideshow Ever8. Inheritor's Powder9. Miner10. (I'm in Love With) Marie Lloyd11. Third Class Coffin12. How I Became an Orphan13. The Gin Song
The Polish-born Aleksander Tansman (1897–1986) enjoyed considerable international success during his long and distinguished career as composer, pianist and conductor. He contributed to almost every musical genre, his vast catalogue of works including nine symphonies, twentyone concertos, seven operas, an oratorio, three cantatas, eleven ballets, eight string quartets, a host of chamber works for diverse ensembles as well as solo instruments, and fi lm scores. He received numerous international honours and awards throughout his lifetime and his music was championed by the leading conductors and soloists of the day, including Arturo Toscanini, Leopold Stokowski, Serge Koussevitzky, Eugene Ormandy, Andrés Segovia, Josef Szigeti, José Iturbi and many others. Tansman became a close friend of Ravel, Stravinsky and Milhaud, an acquaintance of Schoenberg and associate of many other major composers of his time, and the list of his dedicatees reads like a who’s who of twentieth-century music. Yet, since his death, the music of Tansman has been largely neglected and is only now beginning to receive renewed attention.
The German organist, Gunther Rost, studied with Günther Kaunzinger (Würzburg), and Marie-Claire Alain (Paris) and complemented his studies by taking master-classes with Daniel Roth, James David Christie and Jean Guillou. He has been awarded prizes for his performances in more than ten important organ competitions, including the Leipzig Bach Competition, the Dallas International Organ Competition, the ION Nuremberg, and Györ/Hungary. In 2002 he was awarded the "Bayerischer Kunstförderpreis" (Bavarian state award for the advancement of arts). Bernard AUBERTIN, born in 1952, is one of the world’s leading organ builders. His status has been recognized in his native country of France by the title Maître d’art Facture d’Orgues – a literal translation of which means "A Living Treasure"! This was conferred on him by the French Ministry of Culture and is the hightest accolade ever given by France to an organ builder. Bernard Aubertin’s family were restorers and makers of religious furniture for a number of centuries - a tradition that he now maintains in his own specialist way.The young Bernard acquired his taste for woodcarving in his father’s workshop at Elvange in the Moselle and he subsequently became a student at the Strasbourg School of Decorative Arts after leaving the Collége Saint-Augustin in Bitche. He then trained with several organ builders before starting his own firm at the age of 25. In 1994 he was awarded the Crédit du Nord “Old French Houses” Prize for the restoration of the ancient 12th century Priory of Courtefontaine which is his secluded base situated midway between Besançon and Dôle.Although Bernard Aubertin’s work is to be found in many countries as far a field as Japan, his first commission in the United Kingdom was awarded to him in 2001 by the ancient Scottish University of Aberdeen. The University Chapel of King’s College became the home in 2004 of a fine organ of classical design and traditional craftsmanship – in keeping with the original concept of the 500 year old chapel. In 2006 the University conferred upon him the degree of Doctor honoris causa.To date, the magnum opus of the Aubertin House is to be found in the central Paris church of Saint-Louis-en-l’Isle which was inaugurated in 2005. For this great instrument the City of Paris awarded him by presenting him with the Grande Médaille de Vermeil de la Ville de Paris. In the 2007 New Year Honours, M. Chirac invested Bernard as Chevalier, Legion d’Honneur (red ribbon) – the highest accolade given in France by the President of the Republic. From 1998 to 2002 Gunther Rost taught organ performance and improvisation at the Hermann Zilcher Conservatory and at the University of Music in Würzburg; subsequently he received an appointment as professor of organ at the University of Music and Dramatic Arts Graz in Austria. Besides teaching at Graz University, he acts as jury member and teaches master classes, e.g. at the Moscow Tchaikowski Conservatory.