John Halloran - Songs of Stephen FosterClassic recording of the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra performing a commemoration to Stephen Foster and the John Halloran singers performing the songs of Stephen Foster, the "Father of American music". Digitally remastered.

the pair crafts a cold

Gene Vincent wrote the rockabilly anthem "Be-Bop-A-Lula" in 1956 which secured him a deal with Capitol Records and introduced the world to one of the greatest rock n' rollers of all time

This was already her 7th album as a band leader

whose chamber music performances highlight contemporary music for soprano

Aulin also made a name for himself as a composer

guttural cathartic howl

moog from Wilco's Patrick Sansone

We hear a very early version of Britten's "Nocturnal"

Vivaldi's Four Seasons has become so popular that it has become a model of inspiration for similar collections that have the same subject matter

On Cross Record

the Dies irae has a terrifying intensity I have rarely heard equalled

The music and lyrics of this new album from Elena Margolina and Boris Hait want to be a support for all those who are confronted with the often paralyzing reality of war in processing their grief