Schubert/ Yilmaz - Impromptus 935 & 899Schubert's eight "spontaneous inventions" from 1827 are character pieces that are among the best known and most popular works for piano. Full of rich lyricism, they are much more than trifles or whims, as the title suggests. Kemal Cem Yilmaz began studying the piano with Daniel Vodovoz in Langenhagen at the age of eight. Audiences were thrilled by his numerous public appearances as a child; already tat that time, his playing was mature and inspiring.

each boy group faces it's own unique challenges

and a fine showcase for one of the most influential musicians of his times

since time began

and closes with the Bermudas' 'Chu Sen Ling'

in the beginning they were heavily influenced by American proto punk such as The Dead Boys and The Heartbreakers

I now prefer this (version)"

but always guided foremost by their common sensibility as an ensemble and their search for 'La Vaghezza'

Mixed by Steve Hauschildt (Emeralds)

Gary Stroutsos honors the Hopi Tribe with solo improvisations on a reincarnated leena

also known during the early years of his career by the name of Robert Lee McCoy

From there they started an evolution

A stellar combination of the talents of The Brian Jonestown Massacre's Anton Newcombe