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Soprano Melody Moore has been a fixture of American operatic stages and has also been heard in Europe. Her repertory ranges from Mozart to music of the present day, but her powerful voice is especially well suited to operas of the late 19th century.

When he's not turning somersaults, doing backward flips, and standing on his head – all while playing, of course – Guitar Shorty is prone to cutting loose with savagely slashing licks on his instrument. Live, he's simply amazing – and after some lean years, his latter-day albums for Black Top, Evidence, and Alligator have proven that all that energy translates vividly onto tape. Collection includes: I Go Wild! (2001); Watch Your Back (2004); We The People (2006); Bare Knuckle (2010).

Double subtext in the name of the new album of American saxophonist Roxy Koss. Firstly, the quintet is exactly the format that Roxy loves the most and in which this album is recorded, and secondly, Quintet is exactly the fifth album in her personal discography. Five is a jubilee, albeit small, and Roxy Koss decided to celebrate it by making the fifth album an anthology of her favorite compositions from previous works, of course, in a new reading. She had plenty to choose from, because Koss is already an experienced and sophisticated master instrumentalist and band leader, as well as a talented composer.