Tracklista:1. Rocks2. Jungle Walk3. Cactus4. Band Introductions5. Night Flight6. Keep It Steady (Brecker Bump)7. A Creature of Many Faces8. If You Want to Boogie, Forget It9. It Took a Long Time (Feat. David Sanborn)10. Sneakin' Up Behind You11. Night Flight
Tracklista:1. Motherlight2. On a Meadow-lea3. Mona Lose4. Wanna Make a Star Sam5. House of Many Windows6. Chant7. Burning the Weed8. The Lens
Tracklista:1. Clutching Insignificance2. Just One Kiss (One Last Kiss)3. Many Clouds4. Nik V5. Inspired Again6. Another Version of the Truth7. Not Buying8. The Savages (A Table for Their Heads)9. Take Me Places
Over 45 years separate the composition of Symphonies Nos 1 and 15 and yet both exude creativity and Shostakovich’s dark wit. The First Symphony owes much to the influence of Shostakovich’s Russian predecessors including Tchaikovsky and Scriabin. However it also reflects contemporary artistic life and the optimism of the early years in the Soviet Union. By contrast the final symphony is a more bitter work, drawing on many of the themes that recur throughout Shostakovich’s career and yet never resorting to melodrama.
Aki Takahashi performs a number of Iannis Xenakis's piano works. 'Akea', 'Morisima/Amorsima' and 'Palle in the Wind' are some notable pieces included in the performance, many of which are difficult recordings to find.
Tracklista:1. Barricades2. Cross The Line3. Man In Chains4. How Many Lies?5. Virgin6. Fight For Ourselves7. Swept8. Snakes And Lovers9. Through The Barricades
The popular hip-hop group perform live at 'The Metro' in Melbourne as part of their 'Revolverlution' tour in 2003. Tracks include: 'Give It Up', '911 is a Joke', 'Can't Truss It' and many more.
Tracklista:1. Seascape2. Man Alive3. Seen One Earth4. Home Thoughts5. Prelude6. In Dreams7. The Stargate8. Many Happy Returns
Philippe Schartz is one of the most exciting trumpeters about today. He has developed a highly successful career as an orchestral and chamber musician as well as a soloist. As Principal Trumpet of the BBC National Orchestra of Wales, the Mahler Chamber Orchestra, until summer 2002, and in his student days with the Gustav Mahler Youth Orchestra he has performed, to much critical acclaim, with conductors such as Claudio Abbado, Pierre Boulez and Bernard Haitink. His solo career includes many recitals and concertos all over Europe as well as four solo CD recordings. In this contemporary programme, Schartz explores some of the most thrilling concertos in the trumpet repertoire in a combination of very different original compositions.
1. Boogie2. Need Some More3. Waste My Time4. Keep on Shining5. What Do You Take Me For?6. Surrender7. Many Rivers to Cross8. How Do You Think9. Every Time We Turn It Up10. It Could Be Me11. I Feel Right12. How We Do This