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In 2023, Einar Solberg (Leprous) commences his solo career with the release of “16” – a collection of intimate but extravagant collaborations with an impressive array of like-minded songwriters and composers, and a large number of musicians helping him achieve this very ambitious album. Wildly diverse but spiritually rooted in Einar’s well-established musical world, “16” is an album that brims with surprises and spinning curveballs.

In 2023, Einar Solberg (Leprous) commences his solo career with the release of “16” – a collection of intimate but extravagant collaborations with an impressive array of like-minded songwriters and composers, and a large number of musicians helping him achieve this very ambitious album. Wildly diverse but spiritually rooted in Einar’s well-established musical world, “16” is an album that brims with surprises and spinning curveballs.

Recorded live at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre in St. Augustine, FL on 3/5/16.

Christmas came early for fans of Australian psych-rock outfit King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard. The Melbourne-based musicians dropped an unannounced album today, Live at Levitation.

Internationally acclaimed "baritenor" Michael Spyres commands parts for high tenor as well as baritone with the same fulminance and nonchalance - in both registers he has "the operatic world at his feet," Gramophone Magazine raved.

Joachim Kaczkowski, a Polish violinist, teacher and composer, was born in 1789 in the city of Tábor in southern Bohemia. He came from a family with strong musical traditionss

Havergal Brian’s late creativity is almost unparalleled in musical history—in the last two decades of his life he wrote 25 symphonies. No. 7, the last of his truly large-scale symphonies, was inspired by Goethe’s autobiographical account of his time as a student in Strasbourg. Symphony No. 16 is a tough single-movement work, evoking Ancient Greece and the savagery of the Persian Wars. In bright contrast The Tinker’s Wedding is a sparkling comedy overture based on the play by J.M. Synge.