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Samuel Andreyev´s new album Music with no Edges embraces unusual instrumentation, toy instruments and surprising combinations. Like a deft clockmaker, Andreyev is not stumbling around with too many parcels, weaving in and out of traffic, exploring the vocabulary of lens flares, pots and stains. Music with no Edges suggests the inevitable logic of the accidental machinery. Samuel Andreyev is a composer, oboist, poet and teacher.

What happens when you stop taking yourself–and your music–so seriously? Sometimes, the abandonment of rigidity can result in a performance that is more impressive, and memorable, than before. Turkish pianist Hakan Toker proves this point in Toker Messing Around, where he takes some well-known melodies from sources all across the map–and adds his own twist and flare. Hakan Toker was born in a southern Turkish town called Mersin in 1976. He holds a BM from Indiana University School of Music, where he studied piano, composition, jazz, and electronic music.

In this two-hour special, “Knight Rider” star David Hasselhoff sets out to prove how the iconic 80’s KITT car inspired and revolutionized the car industry for years to come. From one of the fastest vehicles on the planet, to an amphibious sports car, Hasselhoff will pull back the curtain, meet the mavericks, and get behind the wheel of some of the wildest cars out there. The special will culminate with iconic vehicles and their drivers lining up for a one-of-a-kind race with Hasselhoff in the KITT car, Dirk Benedict in the A Team Squad Van from “The A-Team,” and Erik Estrada in the motorcycle from the police drama television series “ChiPs.”

Franco Gulli (1926-2001) was one of the finest violinists of the 20th century. He began his violin studies at five at his father's music school in his native Trieste, Italy. After graduation from the Conservatory of Trieste in 1944, he debuted at the Teatro Verdi, performing Beethoven's Violin Concerto. He was the concertmaster of the Milan Chamber Orchestra and soloist with I Virtuosi di Roma. He performed all over the world with leading orchestras with such artists as Menuhin and Rostropovich. In addition to his solo career, he was dedicated to chamber music. In the 1940s he formed a duo with his pianist wife, Enrica Cavallo, and their collaboration extended for many years. He formed the Trio Italiano d'Archi with violist Bruno Giuranna and cellist Giacinto Caramia. Gulli's discography as soloist and chamber musician is extensive. Equally renowned as a teacher, he taught at Indiana University in Bloomington from 1972 until his death.

Mitch Kashmar is one of the top 10 blues harmonica and was born in 1960 in Santa Barbara, California. Formerly on tour with his renowned blues band "the Pontiax", he is now a guest at innumerable festivals worldwide as a fantastic singer and gifted blues harp player. In 1999 he released his solo debut "Crazy Mixed-Up World", which, while "as a docile student of his mentors" but far more than an original songwriter, solid singer and one of the truly exciting representatives of the genre "harmonica player " shows. His German backing band, the Boogie Kings, consists of Berlin guitarist Jan Hirte, pianist Niels von der Leyen and former blues shack drummer Andreas Bock, all of whom are part of the cream of German blues music.

Tony Robinson embarks on a 200-mile journey from source to sea to discover what makes the Thames one of the greatest rivers in the world.

Pianist Frank Merrick and violinist Henry Holst stand as witnesses to music's vulnerabilities. In this they are far from unique. The present recordings give a modern hearing to LPs which have, until now, been stashed away in the oubliette of history. They join those on Frank Merrick volume 1. The present set reminds us of works that were, at the time of recording in the late 1950s and early 1960s, unfashionable or even unknown. They found a voice in two musicians whose own careers were at or past their highest peak. This album is released with grateful thanks to Frank Merricks children, Celia, Paul & Phoebe, and to Rosalind Murrell, for their advice, photographs of Frank Merrick and the loan of multiple copies of these very rare LPs.