2004 Official Digital Download

"… (Kreizberg) very much takes a concert hall approach to these well known chunks. There is some effusive playing from the Netherlanders and undeniable excitement when the conductor does let rip …"

FonoForum 08/04: "This alternation of feelings never seems uniform.​

The guitar music of Sir Lennox Berkeley and Michael Berkeley reflects in part their family's close friendship with guitar virtuoso Julian Bream, whose lyrical performance style notably influenced the father's Sonatina, Op. 52/1 (1957), and the Sonata in One Movement (1982), and the Impromptu (1983) by the son.

The Progressive Blues Experiment is the debut album by American blues rock musician Johnny Winter. He recorded it in August 1968 at the Vulcan Gas Company, an Austin music club, with his original trio of Tommy Shannon on bass guitar and John "Red" Turner on drums. The album features a mix of Winter originals and older blues songs, including the standards "Rollin' and Tumblin'", "Help Me", and "Forty-Four".

With Final Straw, Snow Patrol mainman Gary Lightbody seems to take all the inspiration he's gathered from the superstar collaborators in his Reindeer Section project and bundle it into a series of earnest bombastic rock ballads.

Some are looking for the stars in the sky, James Blunt found them along his path so far: over 23 million albums sold, a world hit ("You're Beautiful"), several prestigious awards such as the BRIT, Ivor Novello, MTV VMA and ECHO (all twice), five nominations at the Grammys – the career of James Blunt is unparalleled. Now the Briton looks back on his 17-year journey so far and will release the greatest hits album "The Stars Beneath My Feet (2004-2021)" on November 19. A huge arena tour through the UK will follow in February. Further dates around the world are in preparation.

Abuzz with activity, camp R.E.M. is suddenly alive with the sound of music, with singer Michael Stipe readying his first solo album for a 2023 release.

Nearly three decades after they started, Saga have derived very little from their main mission of being one of Canada's eminent prog rock bands. Unfortunately, while their sound and quality of production have changed and evolved with technology, their songwriting style and dynamics really haven't.

In perusing CDs of Mozart's sonatas for piano and violin, a lot can be guessed in advance by noticing which performer is featured prominently, and who is relegated to second place. In these sonatas the violin is minimized to an obbligato accompaniment.

Twenty nine years lends itself to a large catalog of music.