Cross Stitcks

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“What is your wish? What do you expect?” Cross Record’s self-titled third album begins with Emily Cross’s disembodied voice intoning from an otherworldly vacuum. In the three years since her last album, Cross has divorced, quit drinking, become a death doula, started the observational podcast “What I’m Looking At,” and toured and recorded with Sub Pop’s Loma, the trio she formed with Dan Duszynski on drums and Jonathan Meiburg (Shearwater) on guitar/vocals. On Cross Record, she guides the listener like a sonic Virgil, delivering a textured soundscape of meditative curiosity, akin to Low’s Double Negative, Broadcast’s The Noise Made By People and Radiohead’s Kid A.

Christopher Cross is an American singer-songwriter. His debut album earned him five Grammys. He is perhaps best known for his US Top Ten hit songs, "Sailing", "Ride Like the Wind", and "Arthur's Theme (Best That You Can Do)", the last of which he recorded for the film Arthur starring Dudley Moore. "Sailing" earned three Grammy Awards in 1981, while "Arthur's Theme" won the Oscar for Best Original Song in 1981 (with co-composers Burt Bacharach, Carole Bayer Sager and Peter Allen).

Bridging Cultures For Personal Growth and Business Success: Mastering Cross Cultural Communication in a Diverse World

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Surnommé le Détective de l'Impossible, Carland Cross mène des enquêtes marquées du sceau de l'étrange : meurtres inexplicables, criminels sataniques, lieux maudits, complots mystérieux... Son univers de prédilection, c'est Londres des années '30, une ville où rôde encore l'ombre terrible de l’Éventreur. Détective froid et méthodique, opérant en marge des services de police officiels, Carland Cross partage ses enquêtes avec son élève, Andy White, un jeune écervelé qui s'est chargé de rédiger les mémoires de son maître. Au travers de Carland Cross, c'est tout un univers fantastique hérité d'auteurs comme Edgard Poe, Arthur Conan Doyle, William Hope Hodgson et Jean Ray que Olivier Grenson et Michel Oleffe s'efforcent d'explorer... avec une touche toute personnelle.

The legendary late American organist, composer and pedagogue McNeil Robinson was especially prized for his skill at improvisation: a rare discipline largely restricted to European masters of the organ. Many distinguished composers of his day—including Marcel Dupré, Ned Rorem, Lukas Foss and Vincent Persichetti—were his regular collaborators, providing thematic materials for his peerless improvisatory events.Robinson himself regarded this revelatory March 21, 2006 performance of improvisations on the fourteen Stations of the Cross—a treasured ritual of sacred Christian liturgy—as the finest of his improvisatory efforts. His dying wish was to have it released to the musical public as the pinnacle of his storied legacy, hence this marvelous live recording of the event.

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