Walton/ Slatkin/ London Phil Orch - Belshazzar's FeastWalton Slatkin London Phil Orch Belshazzar's Feast

Foxhole Prayers was a deeply introspective album

with lyrics ranging from the humorous to the poignant and back again

" The 'Leningrad' Symphony is a true monument to one of the darkest times in recent history

Hasse's Eurydice endows the enchanting nymph with a self-confidence that was once completely foreign to Gluck and Monteverdi

you can experience an electrifying collection of original scores from classic Bally™ and Williams™ pinball tables

but also philosophical insight and colouristic finesse

The band came back to life in1986 and included Mario Schramme (guitar)

performing some of their most popular songs including “Look Over Your Shoulder” and “Let's Make Love (At Home Sometime)

King Solomon Hill appears on six songs from 1932

died in an airplane crash in 1977

and multi-instrumentalist Natalie London and her partner

The skill and splendour of his music belies the relatively brief number of years he has committed pen to paper to create a considerable oeuvre of orchestral