Tcherepnin/ Moscow Symphony Orch/ Shek - Le Pavillon D'armideNikolay Tcherepnin, a pupil of Rimsky Korsakov in St Petersburg, achieved fame as a conductor, directing the premiere of his ballet Le Pavillon d'Armide as the opening to Diaghilev's first Ballets Russes season in 1911 which also marked the Paris debut of Nijinsky. A work of great importance in the history of modern ballet, with choreography by Fokin, this enchanting score brings to life a Gobelin tapestry in a mysterious and haunted pavilion in the

and it was his pupils who performed his famous Nisi Dominus

Circle of Dust and FreqGen

but also thrills with excellent songwriting and lyrical depth

The Sleeping Heathen 10:403

Their new album was recorded in Spring 2019

connected through the diversity of his past works and the futuristic voyage he continues to embark on

A beautifully observed baroque masterpiece

Brian Marshall on bass and Scott Phillips on drums

Jazz trumpeter Corey Wilkes burst on the Chicago jazz scene in 2002

The sonatas' playful character gives them a certain timelessness even though the circumstances of our perception of Haydn's music have changed significantly

Includes Opening: I Can't Turn You Loose

Wilhelm Backhaus - Moments Musicaux