Gandalf the Grey - The Tin AngleLong before he recorded his legendary 1972 LP "The Grey Wizard Am I" (GEA #202), Gandalf the Grey was hard at work at Dick Charles studios in N. Y. C. in 1968 on "The Tin Angel" sessions. Out of these demo efforts came another string of sessions known as "What's the Excuse." Basically, "What's the Excuse" was just a polishing up of four of "The Tin Angel" tracks plus additional material. Never before released, both these albums now constitute Gear

The violin concerto received a good reception

the newly remastered single Crazy backed with When I Fall In Love can finally be had in the digital domain

In his Sixth Symphony

with a repertoire that included songs in French

The work tells the story of a countess who amidst much confusion finds her true love in an impoverished count

he also never formally studied electronics

Bobby has penned another hit

"Gotthold Schwarz transforms this into a Christmas Oratorio that is far more than a sum of it's parts

the ensemble won the 23rd edition of the OPUS Prize for Performer of the Year and received a JUNO Award nomination in 2020

And this house that makes her so uncomfortable: is she haunted as the thinking souls of the city seem to think

the highly anticipated debut album from the singer

Pleyel's varied piano chamber music (48 piano trios and 15 violin sonatas (violin & piano)) proves his preference for this genre