Latin Jazz & Dance Music Hit The Mainstream 1919 1945 (2020)

In recent years, Sonya Belousova has been increasingly recognized as "one of the industry’s most prolific composers," said Electronic Musician. Belousova’s unique career presents a rare blend of contrasting genres and forms bringing her equal recognition as a composer and pianist. Her distinctive voice has been hailed by critics worldwide - The Huffington Post praised her for being a “wildly accomplished composer & pianist,” MTV - “awesomely unique,” while The Mary Sue declared: “Sonya Belousova might just be an Inhuman

While hardly representative of the hits streaming through the Bluetooth ether these days, 'Music from the Early 21st Century' is nonetheless aptly titled, colliding as its does entire threads of musical history leading up to the very moment of its explosive creation. The album, captured live during a brief tour of the Northeastern U.S. in early 2019, is essentially a freely improvised organ trio set.

The Romantic Jazz Trio, consisting of pianist John Di Martino, bassist Boris Kozlov, and drummer Tim Horner, continue the tradition of covering songs from Broadway musicals, though most of their selections for this album come from musicals written during the 1970s and later - including "Chicago", "Les Miserables", "Beauty and the Beast", "Cats", and the modern standard 'Send in the Clowns' from Stephen Sondheim's "A Little Night Music".

The Romantic Jazz Trio, consisting of pianist John Di Martino, bassist Boris Kozlov, and drummer Tim Horner, continue the tradition of covering songs from Broadway musicals, though most of their selections for this album come from musicals written during the 1970s and later - including "Chicago", "Les Miserables", "Beauty and the Beast", "Cats", and the modern standard 'Send in the Clowns' from Stephen Sondheim's "A Little Night Music".

At first glance, Saycet's journey may seem peculiar. In reality, it is extremely fluid, as if guided by an external force pushing towards the logical fulfillment of his destiny as a musician, composer and producer. A backward evolution away from our current era, which churns out artists non-stop –a path that has made Pierre Lefeuvre –the brain behind the project for the last 15 years –a figurehead in the French electronic music landscape.When he released his first album, 2005’s One Day At Home, he built upon a genre that had fallen into relative disinterest: deliberately melancholy, errant electronic music, made somewhat more accessible by pop melodies and inventive, experimental beatmaking.

The Red Kite guitar, named after the bird of prey indigenous to the part of Wales Toby lives, was made from Madagascar Ebony and Engelmann Spruce and was set up to play in unique tunings. It was decorated with a mother-of-pearl inlay Red Kite design on the fretboard.

The Danish National Symphony Orchestra (or DNSO) has gained prominence befitting its name and has spawned the international careers of several important Danish and non-Danish conductors. For many years the group was known as the Danish National Radio Symphony Orchestra or Danish Radio Symphony Orchestra, and its origins were in the 1920s, but its history is only partly intertwined with that of radio broadcasting in Denmark.The DNSO was originally founded in 1925 by a group of musicians led by singer Emil Holm. There were only 11 players in the group, although that soon rose to 30 and to more than 90 by the late 1940s. The new orchestra's conductor was Launy Grøndahl. Unusually, he took no formal title, and the orchestra had no principal conductor until Herbert Blomstedt assumed the title in 1967.