Nagoya

New recordings of keyboard music by a now-unfamiliar Viennese friend of Mozart, once admired by the likes of Haydn and Gluck, and whose pieces were previously attributed to Mozart himself.

Battle In Nagoya is the 2007 album by Portland artist Lips & Ribs. It is a festival of electronica mayhem for those who love music with clicks, bloops, and dance rhythms.

GRAMMY WINNER, 59TH AWARDS: Best Chamber Music/Small Ensemble Performance. Third Coast Percussion has been saluted by the Washington Post for its virtuosity and precisely timed wit, and was called by the New York Times a commandingly elegant ensemble. The group, which is ensemble-in-residence at the University of Notre Dame, teaches and performs a concert series in Chicago, and has commissioned dozens of new works. This album is the ensembles Cedille label debut, and is an 80th birthday acknowledgement to American composer Steve Reich, the founding father of musical minimalism. This recording features four of Reichs most notable percussion works.

This album is a masterpiece selection that collects small pieces of original works from brass band classics to the present.

He may be remembered as one of the 'Mighty Handful' of Russian composers, but Alexander Borodin was a surgeon and chemist by profession. Having spent time in a military hospital, made significant contributions to the discipline of chemistry, and founded the Saint Petersburg School of Medicine for Women,