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Pensado para el 8M, David Angulo ha compartido con distintos artistas un nuevo avance de ‘Música para un teatro invisible’, su segundo disco.
No es casual precisamente que David Angulo haya elegido la jornada del 8M para estrenar el segundo avance de su nuevo disco. Se trata de una canción, según leemos como inicio del vídeo que la recoge: «para vosotras, para nosotros, por la igualdad». El tema lleva por nombre ‘Malos compañeros vs. hombres de bien’ y supone el segundo aperitivo de ‘Música para un teatro invisible’.

Reviewing Halliday’s previous recorded work with guitarist Corey Christianson, Billy Kerr remarked in “Saxophone Journal,” “His saxophone playing and his music are at the highest levels, great dark, fat sound, wonderful time and feel, as well as a clean, fast technique . . . I’m sure he could play any kind of music.”

For Gustav Mahler's 150th birthday, EMI has assembled a 16-disc box set of his complete works, including not only the ten symphonies, Das Lied von der Erde, and the song cycles, but also the early cantata, Das klagende Lied, and the extant movement from the Piano Quartet in A minor, two works which arguably can be called Mahler rarities. Having all these pieces together in one large collection is undeniably a great convenience, and many will consider buying this set not only for that reason, but also for the historic nature of the recordings. The roster of conductors features such legends as Sir John Barbirolli, Otto Klemperer, Wilhelm Furtwängler, Bruno Walter, George Szell, and Jascha Horenstein, along with later Mahlerians, Klaus Tennstedt, Sir Simon Rattle, and Carlo Maria Giulini, all of whom left remarkable recordings that still are essential listening.

NOW is proud to present the next instalment in our ongoing ‘Yearbook’ series – and taking our longest trip back in pop history so far – 50 Years – with 83 tracks on 4 CDs, to celebrate a landmark year of Pop singles… NOW – Yearbook 1973. Opening with the iconic ‘Goodbye Yellow Brick Road’ from Elton John and followed by Paul McCartney & Wings’ Bond theme ‘Live And Let Die’, this epic beginning to this journey back to 1973 continues with a run of massive Glam-Rock infused hits from T. Rex, Mud and Alvin Stardust, and #1s from Suzi Quatro, Wizzard, 10cc, ‘Cum On Feel The Noize’ from Slade and Sweet with ‘Blockbuster’.

NOW That’s What I Call Christmas is back – snowboarding snowmen lead the all-new look for the seasonal favourite in a 3CD compilation, presenting a massive selection across 69 holiday hits to soundtrack your festivities!As well as a great gift to yourself, this festive blockbuster is also the perfect gift for your friends and family – featuring all your favourite classics, including massive #1’s from Wham! with ‘Last Christmas’, Slade with ‘Merry Xmas Everybody’, ‘Mary’s Boy Child/Oh My Lord’ from Boney M., Shakin’ Stevens’ ‘Merry Christmas Everyone’ and the record breaking ‘Do They Know It’s Christmas?’ from Band Aid.