Daniel Viglietti - Uruguay: A Deslambrar! Tear Down the Fences!In his lyrics, Daniel Viglietti asks, "Did you ever stop to think that this land is ours, and not his who 'owns' so much of it?" As his songs describe the poverty and oppression that exist in his homeland, at the same time they rally people throughout Latin America to struggle and hope together for freedom and a better future. He also sings poems of Nicolas Guillen, Federico Garcia Lorca, and Cesar Vallejo. Liner notes include an analysis of Uruguayan

Nobu Stowe

I sometimes used the MIDI piano for the left hand and the acoustic one for the right hand

and Bonnaroo

in addition to better known musicians like Johnny Amelio

Gilardino returned to writing for the solo guitar

Hippensteel

Led by Trpceski on piano the quintet of virtuosi musicians comprises Aleksandar Krapovski violin

but her suggestion unleashes the mysterious fellow's latent madness

originally released in March 1999

informed by the Brahms and Schumann influences yet wholly his own

Ziggurat Quartet is made up of some of Seattle's most innovative jazz improvisers

technical ferocity