Szekeres

He is one of rock’s hidden gems and best-kept secrets. A rock star in his native country of Hungary where he plays to sold out arenas with Omega, and Omen in the past, Tamás Szekeres managed to claim fame in the early nineties when he embarked onto solo terrain. "White Shapes Of Blue" is an album showcasing the man’s impressive skills and his wide varied toolbox of styles, fused with his always present feeling for drama and melody. Impressive melodies and towering harmonies accompanied by razor-sharp sweep picking and short fired salvos of emotive notes pack tremendous power.
Reporting back with this brand new "White Shapes Of Blue" after a long absence, Tamás definitely claims his top position at the ranks of European shred-magic and he has not lost his touch and precision…

The 200th anniversary of Haydn's death arrived in 2009, and this mammoth box boasts one CD for every year that's passed! Well, not quite, but only a composer as prolific as this Viennese-classical master could even come close: 150 CDs of symphonies, concertos, operas, chamber music, oratorios and more beautiful music that have challenged performers and inspired composers for centuries. You'll hear the symphonies performed by the Austro-Hungarian Haydn Orchestra; the piano and violin concertos played by L'Arte dell'Arco; the trumpet, horn and cello concertos played by the Academy of St.-Martin-in-the-Fields; the string quartets performed by the Buchberger Quartet; the lieder performed by Elly Ameling and Joerg Demus, and much, much more!