Richard Dyer-Bennett - Vol. 4Richard Dyer Bennet (1913 1991) played a major role in the folk music revival of the 1950s and 1960s. He founded his own record label in 1955 in order to maintain artistic control over the sound quality, repertory, and style of his performances. His meticulously cultivated vocal and guitar styles, high tenor range, and his studied delivery of poetic text attracted adoring audiences across North America and Europe. This recording, released on the Dyer

With pianist Phillip Bush

the Romantic valve horn and the modern horn enter in dialogue with the fortepiano

'Anyone For You

Behind-the-Scenes and Publicity Stills

Joby Bell brings to his performances a contagious affability and a keen sensitivity toward increasing an audience's appreciation for organ music

thoroughly traditional rendering of ETA Hoffmann's immortal if deeply strange story

Feted by Tony Wilson of Factory as a new wave Lenny Bruce

In her twenty years with The Royal Ballet

• Respighi's greatness as an orchestrator is also evident in La Boutique fantasque (1918)

Co-written with Ed Snodderly

When Phil Simms sprained his foot against the Buffalo Bills in Week 15

given that her only goal for high school was to get a boyfriend