Tracklista: 1. God Today2. Guilty3. A Friend Like You4. Saints of New Orleans5. Better Days6. Do Not Stand at My Grave and Weep7. Back at It Again8. Bad Things, Good People9. You Can't Do It10. Chances11. Ride With Me12. Neighbor Neighbor
Tracklista:1. Intro2. When the Time Comes3. These Streets4. Now and Forever5. Hold the Moment6. Bad Choices7. Like an Arrow8. With No Regrets9. This Is All We Got10. Speeches11. No One to Blame
The thirteen works recorded here range from the contemplative of the Nunc dimittis to the ceremonial of an anthem such as At the round earth’s imagined corners where the familiar Donne text receives a thoroughly fresh interpretation. This is music reaching out to a modern desire for immediate accessibility masking consummate artistry: ‘I can’t believe it’s not Rutter’, perhaps … Television credits for Geoffrey Burgon include the music for Brideshead Revisited and the pop chart-topping Nunc dimittis (recorded here) which introduced the BBC’s John le Carré adaptation Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy in 1979. But commercial success should not prevent us from recognizing, and appreciating, a depth of invention and mastery of formal conception which might just as well be described as being firmly rooted in the classical tradition, and particularly that of the Anglican Church. ‘The national soundtrack for the past three decades … Burgon shows what can be done with some simple ideas and a top-flight cathedral choir’ (The Independent) ‘The music is gratefully written for voices, expertly performed, and warmly recorded’ (BBC Music Magazine) ‘Geoffrey Burgon … has found a niche in contemporary English choral music because he wants to communicate, to write music that people want to hear … this immensely appealing music is superbly sung by the Wells Cathedral Choir who prove to have excellent soloists. The vivid direction by Matthew Owens is greatly aided by David Bednall’s creative organ contribution and Hyperion’s first-class recording in the cathedral. A disc well worth seeking out’ (Gramophone) ‘Musically, these performances are all that could be wished for in terms of technical accomplishment’ (Fanfare, USA) ‘The girls and men of Wells Cathedral directed by Matthew Owens give a riveting performance enhanced by the playing of David Bednall and Alan Thomas … in the popular field Burgon presses all the right buttons without risk of compromise’ (Choir & Organ Magazine) ‘Hyperion’s sound is terrific (does anyone record English choirs better than they?) and the production first class’ (Audiophile, USA) ‘Geoffrey Burgon’s music is beautifully crafted with a wealth of invention and on this Hyperion Records CD a treat awaits for those already familiar with his works as well as those new to his music … the Short Mass is marvellously realised by the Choir of Wells Cathedral and their performances throughout are excellent’ (Lifestyle Magazine) ‘Strong performances from the Wells Cathedral girl choristers and lay clerks … I was soon persuaded that this recording is a welcome addition to the Burgon discography’ (Cathedral Music)
Kolejna część wyjątkowej składanki, na której znalazły się największe przeboje polskich i zagranicznych artystów, goszczących w ostatnich tygodniach na antenie Radia Eska. Na dwupłytowym albumie usłyszeć można również nowości, które już za chwilę zawładną sercami słuchaczy i staną się murowanymi szlagierami klubowych parkietów. Tracklista: CD 1 1. Axwell / Ingrosso - More Than You Know 2. Alvaro Soler, Morat - Yo Contigo, Tu Conmigo 3. Maroon 5 (feat. Sza) - What Lovers Do 4. Natalia Nykiel - Kokosanki 5. Liam Payne feat. Quavo - Strip That Down 6. Rod Stewart feat. DNCE - Da Ya Think I’m Sexy 7. LP - No Witness 8. Lanberry - Ostatni Most 9. P!nk - What About Us 10. Demi Lovato - Sorry Not Sorry 11. Margaret - Monkey Business 12. Shawn Hook feat. Vanessa Hudgens - Reminding Me 13. Sam Smith - Too Good At Goodbyes 14. Mihail - Who You Are 15. shawn mendes - There's Nothing Holdin' Me Back 16. The Script - Rain 17. Welshly Arms - Legendary 18. Kesha - Learn To Let Go 19. Nico Santos - Rooftop 20. Tim3bomb - La Cancion CD 2 1. Jonas Blue feat. Wiliam Singe - Mama 2. Felix Jaehn, Hight, Alex Aiono - Hot 2 Touch 3. Fly Project - Get Wet 4. One Republic, Seeb - Rich Love 5. Basada - Music Sounds Better With You 6. Martin Solveig feat. Alma - All Stars 7. Tove Lo - Disco Tits 8. Khalid Dumb & Broke - Young 9. Dan Balan - Hold On Love 10. Dragonette - Body 2 Body 11. Nils Van Zandt & Fatman Scoop feat. Emb - Destination Paradise 12. Vanotek feat. Eneli - Tell Me Who 13. Kush Kush - Fight Back With Love Tonight 14. DJ Antoine & Dizkodude feat. Sibbyl - I Love Your Smile 15. Rameez feat. Djane Housekat - Oh Baby 16. R.I.O. feat. Vengaboys - The Sign 17. Omnikid - Ready To Jump 18. Markus Schulz feat. Adina Butar - New York City (Take Me Away) 19. Neptunica feat. Rhea Raj - Ritual 20. Marc Kiss - So Excited
Tracklista: 1. All of the Time 2. The History of Rock 'n' Roll 3. Dead Inside 4. Breakin' My Balls [Explicit] 5. Worst Thing Ever 6. What's up with This Mf'n Thing [Explicit] 7. Cold Wet Wind 8. Til I Die [Explicit] 9. Private Parking Lot [Explicit] 10. Beer Drinkers & Hell Raisers
Tracklista: LP 1 Side A 1. One To One 2. I'm The Man 3. Beat Crazy 4. Is She Really Going Out With Him? 5. Don't Wanna Be Like That 6. Got The Time Side B 1. On Your Radio 2. Fools In Love 3. Cancer 4. Is She Really Going Out With Him? (Acapella Version) 5. Look Sharp! LP 2 Side C 1. Sunday Papers 2. Real Men 3. Is She Really Going Out With Him? (Acoustic Version) 4. Memphis 5. A Slow Song Side D 1. Be My Number Two 2. Breaking Us In Two 3. It's Different For Girls 4. You Can't Get What You Want (‘Till You Know What You Want) 5. Jumpin' Jive 6. Steppin' Out
1. Headlock2. Goodnight and Go3. Have You Got It In You?4. Loose Ends5. Hide And Seek6. Clear The Area7. Daylight Robbery8. The Walk9. Just For Now10. I Am In Love With You11. Closing In12. The Moment I Said It
Najlepsza przekrojowa dwupłytowa kompilacja najsłynniejszych utworów zespołu począwszy od 1969 roku aż do roku 2003. Materiał zawiera aż 32 studyjne utwory.Tracklista:CD1: In The Studio 1969 - 1974 1. 21st Century Schizoid Man 2. Epitaph 3. The Court Of The Crimson King 4. Cat Food (Sigle Version) 5. Cadence And Cascade 6. Ladies Of The Road 7. Sailor's Tale (Abridged) 8. Larks' Tongues In Aspic (Abridged) 9. Book Of Saturday 10. Fracture (Abridged) 11. Starless (Abridged) 12. Red 13. Fallen Angel CD2: In The Studio 1981 - 2003 1. Elephant Talk 2. Frame By Frame 3. Matte Kudasai 4. Discipline 5. Heartbeat 6. Waiting Man 7. Neurotica 8. Three Of A Perfect Pair 9. Sleepless (Abridged) 10. VROOOM 11. Coda : Marine 475 (Abridged) 12. Dinosaur (Single Version) 13. Sex Sleep Eat Drink Dream 14. The Power To Believe I 15. Level Five 16. Eyes Wide Open 17. Happy With What You Have To Be Happy With (EP Version Abridged) 18. The Power To Believe III 19. The Power To Believe IV
Tracklista: 1. Moonchild 2. Infinite Dreams 3. Can I Play With Madness 4. The Evil That Man Do 5. Seventh Son Of A Seventh Son 6. The Prophecy 7. The Clairvoyant 8. Only The Good Die Young
We know very little about Paschal de L'Estocart. Only a few traces of his life have come down to us. Born in Noyon, Picardie, around 1537 — according to his portrait — we know nothing of his early musical training. His name appears in Lyon in 1559, in connection with some unimportant administrative matters, and again in 1565 on the occasion of his marriage. After this, nothing is heard of him until 1581, when he enrolled at Basel University. There can be no doubt that Lestocart's sympathy for the ideas of the reformation contributed to his settling in Calvinist territory, and to having his work published in Switzerland, then a busy printing centre — particularly Geneva, with its many music presses.The rest of his life is completely lost in obscurity, aside from two dates that offer some point of reference: he appears on the 1584 list of prize winners in the Puy de Sainte-Cecile, an annual competition, and on the 1587 register of petitions presented to Henry III, asking for a lay position in the abbey of Frémont, which was rejected. Could it be that he converted back to Catholicism, or even that he never fully embraced Calvinism?This duality is clearly reflected in the collection of the Sacrae Cantiones, with its dedication to Count Palatine Johann Casimir — a well-known Calvinist during the Wars of Religion — on the one hand, and on the other its latin pieces, albeit a small part of the bundle.The musical language of L'Estocart is influenced, as with all the French composers of his generation, by that of Lassus. The whole range of compositional techniques, from imitative counterpoint to homorhythmic chordal writing, are employed to serve the goal of expression, the neatness with which the musical syntax matches that of the text, rhythmic variety and the sense of movement, and the wide use of rhetoric figures. The greatest originality lies in the boldness of the harmonic language. The points of greatest harmonic daring are a result of the voice-leading, producing clashes that cannot be missed by the attentive listener.Annie Cœurdevey